Legend of the Mantamaji: Book 2 - Graphic Novel

Legend of the Mantamaji: Book 2 - Graphic Novel

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As seen on NewsOne Now with Roland MartinMSNBC.com, Forbes, NBC, MTV, Black Enterprise, Ebony and The Source.com Legend of the Mantamaji by TV director Eric Dean Seaton (Supergirl, The Flash, Legacies, Grown-ish) is an all aged, three-book graphic novel series whose sweeping tale of magic and mystery, heroes and villains, has a fresh look, a modern setting—and an ancient beat.

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In a single week Elijah Alexander has gone from being a famous and successful Assistant District Attorney in New York City to a hunted renegade on a mission of vengeance. He is the last of a race of ancient warriors called the Mantamaji who once fought the world's greatest evils and in book two Elijah must take on the Four Horsemen of Sirach.

Clever, resourceful and wielding magnificent power, the Horsemen and Sirach have been unstoppable. Can Elijah turn the tables or will he fail like everyone before him?

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 Product Details:

  • Series: Legend of Mantamaji (Book 2)
  • Paperback: 188 pages
  • Publisher: And... Action! Entertainment; 2 edition (December 10, 2014)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 1930315376
  • ISBN-13: 978-1930315372 

Reviews

...all-ages superhero action thriller that blends elements of Daredevil, Assassin’s Creed and Green Lantern...the book demonstrates a remarkably assured storytelling pace and style

-Rob Salkowitz, Forbes.com

Fans who bemoan the Big Two for a lack of vision or effort to create bold new characters and franchises should learn that innovation can often be found elsewhere.
Legend of the Mantamaji volume one is a must read for those who crave all of the spectacle and action of superhero comics yet want a comic which offers creative new ideas and a progressive storyline with real weight behind it.
 --Alex Widen, Examiner.com

The pacing in this comic is excellent. There are no dull moments and the foreshadowing of future allies and villains are perfectly placed throughout, with appropriate twists to keep you reading. This is one of the first comic books I've ever read that had enough brown people in it to look like it could actually have happened in NYC.
--Black Nerd Problems, L.E. H. Light