We love David Rubín, but this one was a slog to get through. At least it’s better than the first Rumble (2014). The 2017 sequel has our heroes embarking on an adventure to an unknown land, so it fits our November theme.
Some observations: the tripod dog is slightly better than that one in Disney’s Strange World (2022), and every time I read the name “Rathraq” (the king’s name in Rumble), I’m reminded of the badass martial arts actor, Cynthia Rothrock.
The blurb:
Once an ancient warrior god, he was resurrected as a sword-wielding scarecrow. And now, Rathraq has transformed yet again—or has he? John Arcudi and new artist, superstar David Rubín, give you the new face of Rathraq and a new direction for the series when the critically acclaimed Rumble returns!
Original title: Rumble
Writer: John Arcudi
Artist: David Rubín
Colorist: Dave Stewart
Letterer: Joe Sabino
Publisher: Image Comics (English/2017)
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