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- Comics: The Gathering - Jay HillMar 21, 2020In conclusion, Tartarus #2 is more of that dope -ish I love. It’s a voyage to a brilliant realm of art. It fills you with that feeling of being somewhere, somehow (to quote Nabokov). Tilde’s journey is interesting, and she's taking it in a world just as engaging. In more ways than one, this comic can simply be described as epic. Read Full Review
- ComicBook.com - Spencer PerryMar 18, 2020Fans of Star Wars and Dune should take note of this series. Read Full Review
- Monkeys Fighting Robots - Jason Jeffords JrMar 18, 2020In its second issue, TARTARUS continues to showcase why its a series every other should strive to be. Words aren't enough to talk about how great TARTARUS IS, even in its second issue you can tell it'll become the next epic. Read Full Review
- Comic Watch - Lillian HochwenderMar 22, 2020Wordpress web design services. Tartaruscontinues to offer readers an engrossing, symbol-rich, trope-defying science fiction epic worth sinking their teeth into. Read Full Review
- AIPT - Arbaz M. KhanMar 17, 2020Overall this is a wonderful issue that is a lot of fun. Definitely worth the buy! Mtk helio p22 vs a22. Read Full Review
- Multiversity Comics - Christa HaraderMar 19, 2020Tartarus #2 adds richness to its world through tight plot control and intricate, highly engaging art. Firefox apps install. Read Full Review
- Comic Crusaders - Lucas FashinaMar 18, 2020Suspense filled writing by Johnnie Christmas and great art by Jack Cole are the anchors for this issue. Cole has driven the story to a tricky place though: the first issue of TarTarus it had an identity as a family centered story, with galactic scale implications; In issue #2 it is now an action packed personal journey filled with pirates and smugglers. Hopefully, Tildes legacy won't just be tossed aside and thus its uniqueness otherwise it's just another space saga. Read Full Review