#Army of darkness vs hack slash serial

On some pages it works fantastically well and really makes the scenes come to life. The art however just seems to be a little off. The fast pacing of the story really works to it's advantage as well. He really does seem to get the Ash character brilliantly without turning him in to a comical version of himself instead. The writing by Seeley was up to his normal standard that his fans have come to expect.

However, for some reason it just doesn't work as well as it should but I couldn't put my finger on why. I especially loved the bickering between the two of them in that Ash was his normal wisecracking self and it was started to annoy Hack by the end of the issue. I enjoyed it for what it was and I'm quite eager to get issue 2 to see where the story is going to go next as well as how well the characters are going to work together. I'm kind of in two minds about this title to be honest. A lot of the time the characters just clash and it doesn't really work. I'm always a bit wary when publishers do a cross over issue that combines characters from two different titles. I've always been a fan of the 'Evil Dead' movies and of the comic book spin offs.

#Army of darkness vs hack slash serial

Ash finds himself teamed up with a new partner in the shape of the serial killer killer, Hack, in order to find who is selling pages from the Necronomicon.