NOTTINGHAM #11, by Mad Cave Studios on 4/10/24, brings Sheriff Blackthorne secretly back to Nottingham ahead of King Richard’s invading army. Can he convince Marian to form an alliance before it’s too late?
The Details
- Written by: David Hazan
- Art by: Shane Connery Volk
- Colors by: Luca Romano
- Letters by: Justin Birch
- Cover art by: Shane Connery Volk
- Comic Rating: Mature
- Cover price: $4.99
- Release date: April 10, 2024
Is NOTTINGHAM #11 Good?
In the previous issue, Sheriff Blackthorne and Robin of Loxley formed an uneasy alliance to save King Richard from his kidnappers. They traveled through various countries but parted ways eventually. Blackthorne now returns to Nottingham to find Marion orchestrating a takeover, using Little John as a front. He realizes they must unite against King Richard’s imminent arrival.
In Nottingham #11, Sheriff Blackthorne returns to Nottingham secretly to find Marion orchestrating a takeover. He tries to convince the remaining loyal guards and merry men to form an alliance against King Richard’s impending attack. However, Marion is skeptical until she sees the approaching army and agrees to prepare for the defense.
The series had been on hiatus for over 18 months, making this issue highly anticipated among fans. Despite the hiatus, the narrative maintains its unique twists on the classic Robin Hood story.
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What did we like about NOTTINGHAM #11?
The series continues to twist classic Robin Hood tropes, portraying Marion as a mastermind and Blackthorne as an anti-hero. The writing remains engaging, with gritty action and surprises, keeping readers invested in the unique take on the legend.
What didn’t we like about NOTTINGHAM #11?
There are minor nitpicks, but overall, the writing remains on point despite the long hiatus between issues. The story and art are compelling, with no major flaws to detract from the experience.
How’s the Art?
Shane Connery Volk’s art style adds depth and texture to the narrative, enhancing the visual experience. While some may find his exaggerated features over-stylized, it contributes to the distinctiveness of each character and the overall atmosphere of the comic.
Final Thoughts
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NOTTINGHAM #11 delivers great action, pacing, and dialogue, offering a gritty twist on the classic legend. The anticipation for the next issue, potentially the finale, is high, as all roads lead to this point. We give Nottingham #11 a solid recommendation to fans looking for something different in the comic book world.
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