Saga: Saga Volume 2 (Series #2) (Paperback)

from DarthDeverell

Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples' Saga, Volume 2 collects issues seven through twelve of the critically-renowned series about an intergalactic war between Landfall and its moon, Wreath. The story picks up where Volume 1 left off, with Vaughan and Staples exploring Marko's parents and upbringing...

from briandarvell

Continuing from the first volume the story develops more for all the main storylines of Marko and Alana & The Will. I actually enjoyed this volume more than the first and cannot wait until the next one is released. The artwork continues to be great and I'm looking forward to more surprises and un...

from DeltaQueen50

Continuing right on with the story, this volume felt more like a continuation of Volume 1. This volume introduces Marcus' parents and gives us a little background on his early years. There is excitement, romance, humor and magic. Some new characters are introduced, including Marcus' ex-fiancée Gw...

from fionaanne

Not disappointed. Often volume 2 of a series does. I'm slightly concerned that there's too many plot threads though.

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In the first 6 issues of Saga (which comprised volume 1 of the trade edition), Brian K. Vaughan threw in enough weird ass shit to keep me in a delightfully perpetual state of "what the hell was that?" So much so that I worried the inventiveness might eventually wear thin, begin to feel as though ...