This is much better than the ratings would have you believe. Hope you like squirters, though... LOL! In any case, somebody oughta add the Tragedy tag to this.
Take my advice, fellas. At some point, she's gonna want to tie the knot. Leave it here. Don't take that bullet. You find yourself a grown-ass woman and make that call on your terms.
Armor-piercing, explosive tracer rounds - We have those. Usually not for a .30cal bullet... You can hardly fit enough compound in there for a baseball-sized hole in a person, much less blowing the neck off a dragon. That wind stone has gotta be some real shit!
Doubtful that a few peasants can cleave a man in two with a 3.5lb sword. You gotta have a sharp edge, flawless aligmnment, and a ton of force.
That being said, the battle itself is great! The artist does a good job making you feel like you're on the bridge yourself, part of that bloody chaos.
These characters take a while to warm up to, but when you do, this story's a real treat. Looking forward to more. Gotta say though, can't say that Wife-san isn't a driving factor... Hot damn, what a bombshell!
You'd have to be as skilled as Fable to use the glass breaker, and immediately after, open the knife and slice an occupant inside. I got a good chuckle out of that. By the way, that knife looks like a Blackhawk CQD mark 1. They're better known for their handgun holsters and tactical...
A custom chopper with 6-foot forks, sporting a holster on the side for the MG-34 and its drum (8mm Mauser ammo not included). How many organs do I have to sell to get one?!
Ol' Charlie Wilson realized a little too late that you don't just "buy back" a bunch of high-tech (for the time) missile tubes from modern cavemen who lived in homes that cost less. But that didn't stop him from supplying Stingers to anyone in-country who asked nicely.