After years of meditation and training, 18-year-old Obadiah Archer has been dispatched to New York City to carry out the sacred mission of his family’s sect – locate and kill the fun-loving, hard-drinking immortal known as Armstrong! But as this naive teenage assassin stalks his prey, he’ll soon find that both hunter and hunted are just pawns in a centuries-old conspiracy that stretches from the catacombs beneath Wall Street to the heights of the Himalayas. And Archer & Armstrong will have to work together if the future is to stand any chance of surviving the past’s greatest threat!

This comic book delivers a lively and entertaining mix of action and humor. At the same time it introduces us to an unlikely duo and sets the stage for a series filled with intrigue and adventure.

The story in this comic book follows Archer, a highly skilled but naïve warrior raised by a fundamentalist sect, and Armstrong, an immortal with a penchant for drinking and sarcasm. Their paths cross in a world of secret societies and ancient conspiracies.

The creators of this comic book create a narrative that combines elements of action, comedy, and mystery, kept me personally engaged with its fast-paced plot and witty dialogue.

The character dynamics are a highlight of this comic book which I personally really liked. The contrast between Archer’s earnestness and Armstrong’s irreverence creates a compelling partnership that drives the narrative. Their evolving relationship is both humorous and touching, as they learn to trust and rely on each other despite their differences.

The creators of this comic book effectively explores themes of friendship and loyalty amid the chaos of their adventures. Which made me give this comic book some extra points for doing that.

The artwork in this comic book enhances the story with clean, dynamic visuals that capture both the action and humor. The character designs are expressive, effectively conveying the personalities of the protagonists and the eccentric cast of supporting characters. The artwork complements the tone of the narrative, adding energy and vibrancy to the reading experience.

The plot of this comic book weaves together historical conspiracies and modern-day action, creating a narrative that is both intriguing and entertaining. While the premise is engaging, the execution occasionally feels rushed, with some plot points lacking depth or clarity. This can left me personally wanting more context or exploration of certain story elements.

In my humble opinion, this comic book is able to maintain a sense of excitement and unpredictability. The blend of historical references and fictional twists adds a layer of intrigue, appealing to fans of both action and conspiracy genres. The humor, while sometimes bordering on slapstick, provides levity and keeps the tone light and enjoyable.

The one thing that could really improve this comic book is its exploration of the broader themes and motivations of its characters. While Archer and Armstrong are well-developed as a duo, deeper insights into their individual backgrounds and the larger implications of their mission could add richness to the story. Expanding on these elements in future volumes would enhance the series’ depth and engagement.

I Give This Book 3 / 5