Tales From the Past 32: Double Dragon Issue 6 (Last of the Dragons) An open ending to a mini series

[@CaptainFrugalReviews]

I like the art style for this series, I think it fits the story well.

[@TSPH1992]

@@CaptainFrugalReviews it really does fit. I wish they would have gone with a little bit more baggy trousers, MMA styled suits. But that's probably because of copyright stuff. Still it's one of the better miniseries from the 90's that was not afraid to take risks

[@TSPH1992]

I still wish there was a trade though

[@mikefanofGDNgenuinedarksyde703]

It's Medusa! Jimmy and Billy beat up on a Greek Gorgon, on the cover. Hah. Drawn borders, like have been included on the first page of each issue to this miniseries...another discarded, rejected art in the modern 'paradise'. I like how high background ninjas, Billy and Staaaaannn can jump, on that opening two-page spread. Stealth has got quite the...'outfit'. Digital patches over body parts. Still, what a creepy experience, of a final interaction with the Lees' mother's spirit through one of the boys' girlfriend. Creepy, for poor Marion. Who is 'poor Marion' for her treatment through the original arcade games. So, give her a cop laser pistol here, guys! This adaptation boasts more consistent and higher quality art than a Marvel Comics series published around 10 years later that featured in-house proprietary IP Marvel characters. Which Darksyde is comics recently reviewed over at his channel. Yeah, this was a fitting, good and entertaining “final showdown” issue and overall adaptation series. One of the most well-done comic adaptations I've ever seen. Thank you for showing it to me through your consistent reviews, TSPH. And no, you didn't butcher Bryan Baugh's name. Anyway, cheers again and have an enjoyable weekend!

[@TSPH1992]

@@mikefanofGDNgenuinedarksyde703 the fact that it didn't feel like a Marvel Comic was a plus. It was worth every penny that I didn't spend