Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris Volume 2 - Pirate Queen of Mars Paperback – 28 February 2012

Just as described

Seconda raccolta dello spin off..Abbiamo il ritorno in grande stile dei pirati già presenti nei romanzi e nella saga di Carson di Venere (i pirati erano molto di moda ai tempi di Burroughs).?divertente e sanguinolento, buona la veste grafica e la cover di Renaud..Come ho già scritto in altre recensioni se cercate il fumetto profondo non è per voi , se cercate divertimento allora è perfetto..ovviamente non è political ly correct, li andate da mamma Marvel che per non offendere nessuno si è trasformata in don Abbondio

the warlords of mars series are a fun action adventure sci-fi romp, and the artwork itself is amazing, a fair tribute the original novels

These books are just *gorgeous,* and yes, they're mostly about Dejah Thoris and other babes who don't wear a lot of clothes. (In the comic's defense, they wear way more clothes than the Red Martians did in the books!) One thing which is kind of a plus/minus is that the characters are just as obliviously idiotic as the characters in the Burroughs books which inspired these. Yay for authenticity/continuity, boo for oblivious idiots.

Vol. 2 of the Dejah Thoris graphic novel series has the heroine seeking to find why the water supply has run dry for Helium. The answer- the sky pirates from the moons of Mars! Kidnapped by the female captain, Dejah Thoris finds she must help her captor against her rivals to survive.The story and art continue the high settings from vol. 1 and introduces new characters into the Mars mythos. An action tale that really captivates and the fact that Dejah Thoris is near topless throughout does not detract at all the story. The Dejah Thoris line from DE would make far better films than the 2012 John Carter.