Collection
Library's review
The comic very much has the humor of the TV show, but I felt like that humor hits better in the show where you can hear and see the nuances of the actors' deliveries and also a lot of the humor ("haha, he's sexist" and "haha, it's a man in a dress" especially) has not aged well. There was a a bit
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of a feel of making sure every single recurring character from Xena got at least mentioned. After both Joxer and Autolycus showed up, I was just waiting for Salmoneus to make his appearance. (It was Callisto rather than Salmoneus that showed up though.) The rest of the comic is enjoyable enough, but the unpleasant bits are unpleasant enough--despite only taking up a handful of pages--that I wouldn't recommend this. Show Less
Publication
Dynamite Entertainment (2007), Edition: First Printing, 104 pages
Description
Xena, The Warrior Princess and Gabrielle are back in a series of all-newadventures -- collected here for the very first time! Xena and herwell-loved cast of friends and villains find themselves in-between a feud thatreaches all the way up to the heavens as they fight in the "Contest ofPantheons"! This all-new collection from Dynamite, reprinting Xena issues #1-4,features the work of writer John Layman, the debut of artist Fabiano Neves(Marvel Zombies Vs. The Army of Darkness), as well as a complete covergallery featuring art by Billy Tan, Adriano Batista, and Neves, plus a series ofXena photo covers!
Language
Original language
English