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Suicide Squad vs. Venom: 40k Style

Revisado: 11-07-22

There are many cogs in the great machine that is the Imperium, and there are many methods to waging war. Some of those cogs view assassins as one such method. In their haste to utilize them to attack their greatest foe, they've unwittingly inspired an opposite reaction... though it's anything but equal. Where one side employs the recruitment of well trained, efficient, and deadly killers of many stripes and talents, the other employs a tortured soul, and the tools of the Warp.

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If Icarus had an army and lived in 30K.

Revisado: 10-28-22

I will admit I too was apprehensive at the performance of this piece, but I have yet to simply stop listening to the Black Library as a result. There were many times where the narrator performed splendidly. He excelled at few key characters. Overall his performance was enough to keep me invested in the characters, and the writing was enough to keep me invested in the overall story. Once again, the Black Library presents a legion of the Emperor in all of its glory and tragedy. Job well done.

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Unorthodox to the end.

Revisado: 10-04-21

The Alpha Legion. Unorthodox to the end.

Dan Abnett does an excellent job revealing a side of the Alpha Legion that most newcomers may overlook.

David Timson does a stellar job at pulling you into this world and articulating its wide range of characters.

On to the next adventure!

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Not what I was expecting

Revisado: 02-11-20

First of all, I lost count of how many times I heard Google Archipelago being hammered (and sickled?) into my ears. Not to mention how many times I was told of what I would find within the book. I gave it a try thinking that I would find stories about how Google and companies like it manipulate data and people to suit their needs and desires. What I got instead was a word salad coming from an author that sounds like they are not all that familiar with how technology works and is attempting to explain it with all his ignorance for the first time. Fair warning, if you are a tech savvy individual, it will make you cringe. By the end, the book devolved down to an alleged tale of an ex gulag Russian turned American citizen being subjected to a Sci-Fi-like time travel contraption. The author desperately wants to tie this together with the goings on in Soviet Russia and the oh so often named Google Archipelago. I wish I could get my credit back.

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