Out Of The Fryer Into The Pan (Immortal Men #6 Review)

Last Issue

Caden and the remaining Immortal Men were ambushed by the Infinite Woman in the House of Conquests attempt to end the House of Action. When the Immortal Man was fending off the hordes of bloodless coming for them, the Infinite Woman stabbed her brother in the back with a special sword made from the blood of his immortal followers. Leaving them 24 hours to mourn his loss and decide whether or not to join her. While at the school where the battle had started Caden find blood technology in the Immortal Man’s private quarters. The Bloodmask, an interfacing AI holding all of the knowledge of the Immortal Man. When Caden outs it on he’s introduced to Communion, a tech-savvy immortal who’s personality is integrated into the mask. Learning of all the death that has befallen her house, she knows what to do.

This Issue

Caden and the Immortal Men launch an attack on the House of Conquest base of operations, teleporting in with Ghostfist and going straight for the lot of them. Reload meets back up with his team when they are found by The Hunt. Having history the two of them fight immediately while The Hunt tries to convince Reload to switch sides, Reload rejects this notion immediately asking the pertinent question with the House of Conquests mission statement.

“Who really wants eternal war?”

Thoughts

Immortal Men is quickly becoming one of my favorite series so far. Its developed amazingly and the art by Jim Lee has yet to disappoint me. Big reveals and introductions this issue leave me on the edge of my seat with what’s to come in this series. The more I learn of these immortal factions the more I need to know this section of DC mythos. I can’t say too much with spoiling but please check out this series if you already haven’t it’s in issue six and so far is a substantial addition to the DC canon.

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Travis Tucker

Born in Florida, dragged to California because of Internet dating. Comics have always helped me have a healthy escape when I was younger. As I got older my friends used me as their comic encyclopedia for random trivia. Now, I show my daughter all the stories and characters that helped me through, and being able to share my views on that through reviews is one of my favorite privileges.

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