Caught up in a hunt for a hideous, huge creature, D’Orc is heading for the belly of the beast. Quite literally…

This is probably, first issue aside, the strongest in the series so far. It’s full of the usual chaotic action and humour, of course, but it also has a much better feel of being part of a bigger story, rather than just a fight-of-the-month without any development.

Of course, Brett Bean’s main strength has always been his art, and the bug eyed beast, along with the goblins, in this issue are a real highlight. The cartoonishly OTT gore is great fun too, as always.

His writing is stronger here though, and I’m hoping that we move away from the slightly disappointing few issues to have a bit more progress in future, as we have here.

Though it’s been variable so far, this issue of D’Orc definitely seems to be moving things in the right direction.

With issue 5 already in my possession, we’ll see if Bean can keep it up!

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