Yeah, it's a little more clearer and also points out that Khalid is a big deal, but since this is the last issue, that doesn't really do much for me.Īfter Khalid's time with Thoth.
Our issue begins with Khalid being transported into a Pharaoh's tomb, but no tomb that the world has ever seen because this seems to be the resting place of the God Thoth and while at first I thought that we were finally going to get some answers out of this book because of how the Sphinx and Nabu have just been about nonsense and riddles, we really don't get much out of Thoth either. Let's jump into this final issue and check it out. I've seen the sales, people aren't happy with Khalid, but maybe now that he's traversing the threads of destiny we can see him go out a hero that we can all look fondly back on.
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Really, I blame the writing because Khalid could have been a pretty cool character, but he never got a chance to shine and at this point I'd rather bury this series than have to go through the time to make him a viable character, but maybe that's just me. This series has been the bane of my existence for a long ass time now and I'm so happy that it's finally ending here because seeing Doctor Fate like this was just a kick to the balls every month when I would have to open this book to see what kind of nonsense and whining Khalid was up to and the reason it killed me to do that was because we already had a bad ass Doctor Fate going on in Earth 2 and seeing one that was so much less than what we were used to seemed like a terrible slap to the face. Art By: Brendan McCarthy, Mark Harrison, Saida Temofonte
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