Synopsis:ī is a warrior cursed with not being able to die. 2 when it comes out (and hopefully on sale). However, this is a competent story, with cool characters, and could be brilliant if given the opportunity.Īnd I, for one, will certainly buy vol. I’ve certainly read worst, as well as better graphic novels. The story is simplistic, but I’m looking forward to seeing where the creative team takes it. There are intense amounts of blood and body parts, so much so that some of the story gets lost in between. Ron Garney does a fantastic job illustrating the book. If John Wick and Wolverine had a kid, it would be B. It is gory, with hyper-violence, dismemberment, and other random acts of violence. The graphic novel, however, tells a good story with interesting characters. In the world of CGI, as the Marvel movies have shown, most movies will just be cartoons with talking heads and aging will have limited consequences for one’s career. As someone who reads a lot about technology, as well as a pop-culture geek, I’m predicting that soon actors will copyright, and sell, their likeness. 1 by Keanu Reeves and Matt Kindt was that the protagonist, B, looked exactly like Keanu Reeves. I was very glad to see it the local bookstore, and on the sale shelf to boot, and instantly grabbed one.

I had my eye on BRZRKR ever since I saw the Kickstarter campaign on it. Reeves, an actor and all-around good guy needs no introduction. 1 by Keanu Reeves and Matt Kindt (illustrated by Ron Garney) is a graphic novel following an immortal warrior through decades of fighting.

Brzrkr vol 1 review