She Said Destroy #2 Review

Words: Joe Corallo/ Art: Liana Kangas/ Colors: Rebecca Nalty/Letters: Melanie Ujimori/ Vault Comics Vault Comics has conjured up a new original series by a unique creative team with a narrative centering women about in the last pages of issue one went from zero to one hundred. She Said Destroy #1 introduced a world that once had thousands of Gods that folks were able to worship freely until one got greedy and started making a list and taking them out. The last God and her followers to make their stand is the The Morrigan, Goddess of Death and her worshipers are the witches of Fey and they’ve been prepping for a showdown. Traitorous Sun God Brigid is deliciously evil as her cruelties show on page in the fine art and also in her prose-like words from extinguishing a life in front of our eyes to correctly giving out orders to a death squad. She is quickly becoming my favorite and having having her own spaceship with her likeness attached, impressively named, The Inspiration only adds to my adoration. Aesthetic-wise I do really like the different ways Brigid materializes from the psychical full bodied version to the wispy, one dimensional ‘screen’ version of her that is projected.

Shout out to the creative team of Kangas, Nalty and Ujimori in the departments of art, coloring and lettering, respectively. They are doing the heavy lifting here, fleshing out the look of this book which includes really well executed action sequences that look fab with well placed paneling, brightly c…