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Unity # 22 2015 The War-Monger Finale: Anchor pg 20 by Jose Louis

Artists: Jose Louis (Penciller) , Matt Kindt (Writer)

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Title:	Unity # 22 2015 The War-Monger Finale: Anchor pg 20 by Jose Louis
Artist:	Jose Louis (Penciller)
Artist:	Matt Kindt (Writer)
Media Type:	Pencil
Art Type:	Interior Page
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Unity # 22 September 2015
"The War-Monger Finale: Anchor" pg 20
Pencils on 11 x 17 art board
Writer: Matt Kindt (Signed lower left)
Pencils: Jose Louis

We have met the enemy—and she is War!

War-Monger has decimated countless generations of heroes in her endless quest to sow conflict and strife throughout the world…and she’s already taken apart each member of Unity! If the team hopes to rally and stop this malevolent force of chaos…they’ll need the help of the one man War-Monger cannot defeat…the forgotten member of Unity!

Anchor the manipulator of mas and only surviving member of the Unity team that first encountered Aric, rejoins Unity to fight eternal evil sacrificing himself in the process.

Writer Matt Kindt’s fourth and final chapter of the “Warmonger” story arc that began in Unity #19 comes to a close this month. Having read each issue in-depth, and further having reviewed other chapters of this story, it should be said that Unity #22 is easily the best of the four issues and avoids several of the artistic problem areas that were discussed in previous reviews for Unity #19, #20, and #21 (e.g. art style transitions between the past flashbacks and present events). Unity #22 brings it all together providing a story that is engaging and enjoyable, while further tying into unknown background characters and events that transpired more than 20 issues ago! While by no means the greatest issue of Unity to date, Kindt does a great job of bringing this story closure while leaving possibilities for more should the need ever arise. The REAL question now that Kindt has completed “Warmonger” is what does he have in-store leading into (the highly anticipated) Unity #25 this December?

There were a LOT of artists, inkers, and colorists that worked on this book. Nine in total! That is more than a few hands in the pot, and in the previous issues (Unity #19, #20, and #21) there were questions if perhaps so many artists with differing styles were responsible for the highly noticeable art style transitions observed in those issues. This was 120% NOT the case with the team of J.A.G.-W.A.R.A.A.P. (yes, Artist Jose Luis; inkers Alisson Rodrigues, Glauber Matos, Wayne Faucher, Alejandro Sicat, Ryan Winn; and colorists Andrew Dalhouse, Allen Passalaqua, Pete Pantazis) who managed to all stay on the same page artistically creating (clearly) the best art of the four issues. Artist Jose Luis leads this team of artists by creating a consistent art-style cover-to-cover that creates a detailed setting for this story to unfold in, while further breathing life and emotion into each character. All pages are inked uniformly with the same quality, enhancing Luis’s pencils to full effect. But it is the color artistry of Andrew Dalhouse, Allen Passalaqua, Pete Pantazis that adds richness and texture to it all. Colors are vivid, but match the settings appropriately. Skin has shading and shine; the clouds in the sky show the shadows and highlights of the setting sun; light glistens from Warmonger’s axe and X-O Manowar’s power-blade glows white-hot. Unity #22 really is artistically a vast improvement over the last few issues.

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