Bonds #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom Image Comics in 2007, Bonds #1 opens the three-issue series with "First Movement: Allegro," a wholly creator-owned work written, drawn, inked, colored, and lettered by Durwin S. Talon. The cover — penciled and inked by Talon — presents a striking image of a young woman kneeling with her back turned to the viewer, her skin marked with vivid red animal glyphs that seem to echo the swirling bestiary of similar figures filling the crimson background. That tension between the figure's over-the-shoulder glance and the mysterious symbolic imagery wrapped around her sets a quietly unsettling tone that makes this first issue genuinely compelling to pick up.
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Talented cellist Faith Warner's life is shattered when her father uncovers a secret bio-weapon experiment at the lab where he works and his boss has him killed. Faith begins to have dreams where she visits her dead mother and, during one of these dreams, she kills a black widow spider. When she awakens, she has killed one of Hirano's henchmen in reality and has a spider tattoo on her hand.
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