My Thoughts On. . .
Containment
In this follow-up to “Convergence”,
we catch up with Solstice Winters – elf extraordinaire and intrepid reporter
for “The Spiritualist” – after she finds herself stranded in Russia following
her escape from the clutches of the OSA (Ordo Sanguinem Aeternam).
The thing is, she can’t
simply pack her meager belongings and go home. Not with so many dangerous
numina running loose in the streets. And now the cat’s out of the bag about her
origins, well . . . she has to set an example that not everyone or everything
from the Echo are all that bad.
Thus begins an adventure
that ends up dragging her deeper and deeper into a murky magical mire.
Thankfully, she’s not alone, and manages to keep her head above water with the
help of some amazing friends, a talking cat, and a character straight out of
history.
As before, great fun –
engaging dialogue – adult humor – and lots of action make this an appealing
story that I’m sure most readers will relate to. I know I’m looking forward to
the next installment.
Winter’s Coming. . . ?
Deadpool 2
Witty one-liners. Below
the belt gems. Narratively sharp. Cruelly sadistic and irreverent. Superbly
choreographed fight scenes. Telegraphed clangers that you know are coming but
love when they eventually hit you full in the face. I cried . . . and
absolutely loved the character of Domino, whose super power of "good luck" just
so happens to outshine everyone else’s.
And in among the nonstop
action and humor, a superbly crafted emotional tearjerker of a moment.
Best of all, Deadpool
isn’t afraid to laugh at itself. A must-see extravaganza of fun.
And the additional scenes at the end? Pure genius.
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