With this book, I think Lee is hitting his stride writing this story. The plot is advancing at just the right pace and elements of the past are revealed. It is a more "serious" read than the first two books.
I'm finding it more and more interesting how Lee uses characters from Norse mythology in completely new and different roles. But the key to enjoying these books is to remember that the only real ties to Norse mythology here are the names of some characters and some basic relationships. Everything else is Lee's imagination, and so far it has been getting better with each book.
Great story and great artwork (and the level of gratuitous female cleavage is way down).
I'm finding it more and more interesting how Lee uses characters from Norse mythology in completely new and different roles. But the key to enjoying these books is to remember that the only real ties to Norse mythology here are the names of some characters and some basic relationships. Everything else is Lee's imagination, and so far it has been getting better with each book.
Great story and great artwork (and the level of gratuitous female cleavage is way down).
