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u/Arch_Lancer17

▲ 1.3k r/redrising

Darrow doesn't even come up with a good reason why he's sending you on a suicide mission, he just looks at you like this.

u/Arch_Lancer17 — 1 day ago
▲ 430 r/DC_Cinematic

When the dust settles, we will all be discussing how Kyle Chandler gave a generational performance as Hal Jordan.

I've been 100% on Kyle playing Hal from the jump and the more footage I see of him the more excited I get. August can't come fast enough.

u/Arch_Lancer17 — 4 days ago
▲ 51 r/redrising

Red Rising - Fun. Very easy re-read that sets up the series quite well.

Golden Son- Huge step up of quality. You are locked in from the very moment you read the first line. Great character work and world building. Bonkers ending.

Morning Star- Incredible first act that sets the tone for the rest of the book. Fast and brutal. Leaves you with a good feeling by the end.

Iron Gold- You quickly realize that it is not all sunshine and rainbows for Darrow and Co. Probably the weakest of the sequel trilogy, but still very strong. Love the addition of multiple POVs. Makes world building much easier. Love where it ends. Makes you want to hop straight into the next.

Dark Age- Holy shit. What a book. Just non stop carnage from start to finish. Probably some of PBs best work when it comes to action and set pieces. Insane character introductions. Probably nothing I would want to change about this book.

Lightbringer- Darrow's Odyssey. Great group of characters that PB got to work with. I laughed and I cried. And most importantly, my honor remains.

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u/Arch_Lancer17 — 20 days ago