Member Review
Review by
Audrey A, Reviewer
John Carter: The End brings the hero created by Edgar Rice Boroughs to life in comic format. But did we need this tale?
John and his wife are hiding out on one of Mar's moon away from the trials and tribulations of the people of Mars. But they are found when the current ruler of Mars has started a genocide, and, sadly, that ruler has a connect to John Carter.
Disclaimer: I haven't read all the books in the series so maybe I've missed something. The comic is only five issues so everything happens rapidly with out a lot of emotional investment. The twist in the story is pretty typical in the sci-fi genre so I wasn't very wowed or surprised. Also, there were a few places were I didn't understand what was going on. Overall, I thought the story uninspiring and I didn't understand why the author decided this was a story that needed to be told.
John and his wife are hiding out on one of Mar's moon away from the trials and tribulations of the people of Mars. But they are found when the current ruler of Mars has started a genocide, and, sadly, that ruler has a connect to John Carter.
Disclaimer: I haven't read all the books in the series so maybe I've missed something. The comic is only five issues so everything happens rapidly with out a lot of emotional investment. The twist in the story is pretty typical in the sci-fi genre so I wasn't very wowed or surprised. Also, there were a few places were I didn't understand what was going on. Overall, I thought the story uninspiring and I didn't understand why the author decided this was a story that needed to be told.
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