Diógenes Neves

Starting to dig into Arthurian legend here and also multiversal theory with multiple Camelots in different timelines/dimensions. Lots of action and of course you can never trust a demon.

2.5 Stars. This story just "jumped right into it". A bunch of "established" heroes who we don't get any background on, thrown together to defend a village and get a message to the big city that a horde is on the way. It was like starting a D&D campaign at 7th level. All these heroes are badass, but I guess that's the only way they would have a chance at holding off the horde. Gets pretty dark at times, but I don't really feel a connection with any of the characters. Hoping it gets better.

This is nothing if not a dive into characters we've all begun to know and love (or me, at least). The story isn't exactly brilliant or cohesive, but I enjoyed the sentiments. I enjoyed it, damnit!

What a nightmare everyone's going through. I can't even tell if it's worse for the victims or the survivors.

Hilarious and awesome Magnificent Seven. Reads even better in one sitting.