We learn a little of the politics of this world too, which adds a little depth.
Isola #3 art by Karl Kerschl and MSASSYK
Karl Kerschl and MSASSYK continue to be the biggest selling point of the comic The story is interesting and compelling, but the art is gorgeous and unlike anything you can get another comic[...]
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The narrative takes us to new and unique environments as created by Karl Kerschl and MSASSYK
The story is still left vague We only know that the kingdom Rook and Olwyn come from is in turmoil, the latter being turned into a tiger is for her own protection, and the mysterious land of Isola will[...]
Like I said, you can pick up the important points from the story.
Karl Kerschl and MSASSYK do some phenomenal work, and their artwork is what primarily holds the entire comic together They bring a distinct and stylistic aesthetic to the comic Each character is distinct The beasts have great designs Even the tiger-queen is varying[...]
Like the first cover, the variant will also be drawn by series artists Karl Kerschl and Msassyk Writer Brenden Fletcher gets off easy, not having to draw either cover.
We're not personally always a fan of variant covers, especially when they're used to artificially inflate sales on comic book or when they're used to squeeze retailers for[...]