When it comes to tie-ins of any sort, I think most people's reactions is not to expect too much, because a lot of times it's just. And there's a part where the Assassins is allowed to go for the stupidest of reasons, I kid you not.ĭefinitely a must for any fan of the series and could even work as an introduction if you're new. In the games, Ezio has just about everything in a hidden bracer, but here, it's only the blade, the most basic part of it. The only thing this book lacks is a little consistency. He's out to kill and his mission goes from good, to bad, to good and doesn't end up so well. His ancestor, as in most AC games, is the more action oriented and cooler one of the characters.

The reason he's in such deep shit is because of something central to the plot and is nicely worked in. Daniel is pretty typical, drugs are bad, made him bad, and now he's in trouble. Especially with how close this time timeline is to ours and the touchy subject matter. Instead they took a Leap of Faith-it's an inside joke-and it worked. The best part was the departure from Ezio Auditore da lalalala (He's very proud of his name) the guy who has gotten three Ac games so far.

The characters are nicely done and the story.is a little rushed, but it fit well enough. He attended the Ontario College of Art and published his first comic in 2010.I'm a big Assassin's Creed fan, like many others are, and I have to say the scenery was beautiful as in the artwork and colors, they almost seem to shine at times. Karl Kerschl is a comic book artist living in Canada, published by DC Comics, and working on world-famous series such as Adventures of Superman, Teen Titans and Gotham Academy. His self-published webcomic, Sin Titulo, got him to win the Eisner and the Shuster award. As he delves further into memories stored in his genetic makeup, he uncovers an age-old battle between The Templar Order and The Assassin Brotherhood, both of whom are racing to find a mysterious artifact buried in the past that has the power to alter the fate of all mankind.Ĭameron Stewart is a Canadian book writer who was published by DC Comics, and is known for his work on Catwoman and Batgirl. It also reveals shocking links to an ancestral past that cause him to question everything he knows about himself. When Jot stumbles into a layer of code deep in his company's new device, the discovery threatens his relationship, his job and his life. Who is Jot Soora? Devoted fiancé of movie star Monima Das, gifted programmer at software giant MysoreTech, or deadly Assassin with a secret?

Assassin's Creed by Cameron Stewart