The Hexen Hammers follows witch hunters in the late 17th century, commissioned to eliminate the dark spawn prowling the New World. Close to disbanding, the team agrees to one last assignment in the sleepy town of Gossamer Lake. But as the lines between corrupt politicians and deadly supernatural horrors begin to blur, the Hammers find themselves facing an ancient evil far more powerful than anyone could have imagined.

Let me start this review by saying that this one is just a preview for the entire comic book. And I read it because I wanted to see if the full comic book was worth the money and time I would spend on it. And im gonna give you the answer for that at the end of this review.

This preview gives us an somewhat intriguing glimpse into a world brimming with magic, mystery, and mayhem but I personally was left with mixed feeling on this one after reading this preview. 

This preview has some promising elements, but there are times where it feels like it’s still trying finding its footing on how to get people to read the entire comic book not only this preview 

This preview has a unique and engaging premise about weaving together themes of witchcraft and adventure that could captivate fans of the genre. A part of me liked a lot the blend of fantasy and action in this preview since it was well made and the setup of this preview hints at a rich lore that could be explored further in the full comic book. However there are times in this preview that feels in a way uneven because there are a fair share of moments where the story rushes through its premise without fully fleshing out its central ideas.

The characters in this preview are very mixed bag when it comes to this preview. Because some characters are introduced with intriguing backgrounds and motivations, making them relatable and engaging. But at the same time there are other characters in this preview which come across as one-dimensional, lacking the depth needed to make readers truly care about their journeys.

The characters in this preview are very inconsistent because some are good while others are very shit have feel like they were made by a toddler.

The artwork in this preview is very vibrant and plays well with the dark atmosphere of the story in this preview. Which made me give this preview an extra point for that since the visuals complement the text well, enhancing the magical elements and action sequences

There are times where the pacing of the plot feels mismatched with the artwork, leading to moments where the visuals outshine the narrative.

I Give This Book 3 / 5