 Silver Surfer In Thy Name #2 $5.50 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by SIMON SPURRIER Art by TAN ENG HUAT Cover by GABRIELE DELL'OTTO Seeking only to help the helpless, the Silver Surfer rids an alien city of a demonic threat and is declared a Savior by its beleaguered inhabitants. As assassinations, political maneuverings and simmering tensions fester in the shadows, the Surfer must question whether a figurehead – even a reluctant one – is responsible for the actions of his disciples…Brewing conflict leaps from the page, as artist Tan Eng Huat (Doom Patrol, Batman) and writer Simon Spurrier (2000AD, Gutsville) step-up a gear in the Surfer’s most explosive adventure yet.  "The Silver Surfer’s current dilemma centers on the uses society has for secular and non-secular governments, and the seeming incompatibility of each. So what’s Surfer’s solution? Which side should he back? If you said ‘both’, you’re right. If you said ‘neither’, you’re still right. It’s a fun change up and an entertaining premise, pitting Surfer against a problem that’s hard for him to even articulate, let alone defeat. All this pretty heavy and even-handed discourse, plus laser-blasts!" THIS BOOK GETS 7 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10 VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by SIMON SPURRIER Art by TAN ENG HUAT Cover by GABRIELE DELL'OTTO Seeking only to help the helpless, the Silver Surfer rids an alien city of a demonic threat and is declared a Savior by its beleaguered inhabitants. As assassinations, political maneuverings and simmering tensions fester in the shadows, the Surfer must question whether a figurehead – even a reluctant one – is responsible for the actions of his disciples…Brewing conflict leaps from the page, as artist Tan Eng Huat (Doom Patrol, Batman) and writer Simon Spurrier (2000AD, Gutsville) step-up a gear in the Surfer’s most explosive adventure yet. "The Silver Surfer’s current dilemma centers on the uses society has for secular and non-secular governments, and the seeming incompatibility of each. So what’s Surfer’s solution? Which side should he back? If you said ‘both’, you’re right. If you said ‘neither’, you’re still right. It’s a fun change up and an entertaining premise, pitting Surfer against a problem that’s hard for him to even articulate, let alone defeat. All this pretty heavy and even-handed discourse, plus laser-blasts!" THIS BOOK GETS 7 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10 Customers who bought this, also bought:
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