Baltimore: The Wolf and the Apostle

[middenway]

When Inquisition agents come to destroy a wolf that used to be one of their own men, they don't stand a chance without the ultimate ally!

[middenway]

Preview for issue 1.

[middenway]

So, did everyone like this as much as I did?

[MajorHoy]

It was an interesting read . . . looking forward to the wrap-up (when I get a chance to get to a store for this week's books).

[Oskar Von Strange]

Read both issues last night. It was an amazing read! I really loved the part where the Inquisitors were investigating the castle. Just was creepy-cool stuff. And Sorenson sure wimped out lol. In the end, Baltimore gains another soldier.

So I was reading the page back page and apparently this is Stenbeck's last Baltimore work? and Peter Bergting is taking over? That does not sit well for me. I thought his "loose" style of art was too jarring for me on Witch of Harju. I love the world of Baltimore and new cast of characters, but I honestly don't know if I want to pick up the next mini when it comes out.

[LobsterJohnson]

Read both issues last night. It was an amazing read! I really loved the part where the Inquisitors were investigating the castle. Just was creepy-cool stuff. And Sorenson sure wimped out lol. In the end, Baltimore gains another soldier.

So I was reading the page back page and apparently this is Stenbeck's last Baltimore work? and Peter Bergting is taking over? That does not sit well for me. I thought his "loose" style of art was too jarring for me on Witch of Harju. I love the world of Baltimore and new cast of characters, but I honestly don't know if I want to pick up the next mini when it comes out.

I enjoyed this one a lot too, maybe even my favorite Baltimore story. I'm definitely going to miss Ben Stenbeck's art on this book.

[thwhtGuardian]

I'm really interested on how they develop the priest's character.