Assassin's Creed Bloodstone Volume 1

Description

The world of Assassin's Creed visits a new era in the Vietnam War! Tomo, one of the youngest members of the Japanese Assassin cell, has uncovered a conspiracy. More of a man of science than a man of action, Tomo investigates further, leading him to follow the footsteps of Assassins that operated during the Vietnam War. But what secrets will he uncover?

DORISON GUILLAUME is a French comic book writer who often writes under the pseudonym Izu, including the complete series 'Omega Complex' and 'Crusades'. In 2011, he signed with Glenat for the comic strip series adapted from the new adventures of the 'Little Prince', as well as for several titles of the Explora collection for the same publisher. He also wrote the adaptation of the video game 'Devil May Cry' JEAN-MICHEL PONZIO Jean-Baptiste Hostache is a Paris-based comic artist, animator and freelance visual developer. Born in Rouen, he began his career working for animation studios like Neomis, Xilam and SIP in 2005. His first comic was the cyberpunk series 'Clockwerx', that he made in cooperation with writers Jason Henderson and Tony Salvaggio for Les Humanoides Associes in 2008 and 2009. He worked with fellow artist Didier Poli on the artwork of his next series, 'Neige Fondation' (written by Didier Convard and Eric Adam, 2010-2012) and 'Les Seigneurs de Guerre' (written by Guillaume Dorison since 2012)

"Has all the elements of the Jason Bourne saga: good action, intrigue, smart dialogue, and likeable characters. Ennio Bufi's artwork is gorgeous, a mix of the contrasts and shadows of Jock and the vivid, sweeping imagery of Bill Sienkiewicz. Bufi is an artist readers can only hope to see more of." - BORG.com "Deftly scripted, beautifully illustrated ... an inherently riveting read from cover to cover" - Midwest Book Review "The art, drawn by Bufi, is beautiful during the slow moments but absolutely comes to life during the action scenes ... When bullets are fired and punches are thrown, the audience can feel it" - But Why Tho "An action-packed thriller that feels like a cross between Homecoming and Homeland. The story Guillaume Dorison is enthralling and well developed. The art by Ennio Bufi is gorgeous" - Graphic Policy "Fast, gritty and with the historical nature it really makes for a reading like no other ... The art feels like Jock at his best, the story feels like a Bourne-movie and the Vietnam War era adds that soldier-UNfortune feeling" - Comics For Sinners