The second anthology in the Flight Comics collection is not a disappointment. Like the first, it is an eclectic mixture in both stories and styles. Some of the same contributors from the first volume return along with some new artists, several of them award-winning. With thirty-three stories, the second volume is 432 pages long, more than twice the length of the first volume. It is completely in color, with fantastic art to go along with the fantastic stories, most of which give a nod towards the title of the anthology.Flight: Volume Two
~edited by Kazu Kibuishi
The second anthology in the Flight Comics collection is not a disappointment. Like the first, it is an eclectic mixture in both stories and styles. Some of the same contributors from the first volume return along with some new artists, several of them award-winning. With thirty-three stories, the second volume is 432 pages long, more than twice the length of the first volume. It is completely in color, with fantastic art to go along with the fantastic stories, most of which give a nod towards the title of the anthology.
The second anthology in the Flight Comics collection is not a disappointment. Like the first, it is an eclectic mixture in both stories and styles. Some of the same contributors from the first volume return along with some new artists, several of them award-winning. With thirty-three stories, the second volume is 432 pages long, more than twice the length of the first volume. It is completely in color, with fantastic art to go along with the fantastic stories, most of which give a nod towards the title of the anthology.
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