Review: Caspian Porter #3




OK, so you're generally an all-round failure, navigating the ups and downs of life's random bouts of catastrophic chaos, narrowly surviving certain death at one moment only to emerge relatively unscathed just in time to be hurled into the next fatal predicament...

At least you can console yourself with the supposition that, at some point, things cannot get any worse... Right?

Cargo freighter pilot Caspian Porter has escaped the frying pan of 2086 - in which he was pursued by enforcers working for the angry husband of the woman he drunkenly bedded following a card game on a space station in which he lost his entire cargo (which also belonged to said angry husband) - by falling through a random wormhole and crashing on Mars 500 million years in the past. At this point in time Mars has a thriving ecosystem - complete with slavering dinosaurs - and a population of fellow stranded time travellers.

In Caspian Porter #3: The Merciless Pirates of Mars by writer Drew D Lenhart and artist Juan Fleites our antihero is welcomed into the fold, but it is not long before he is back to doing what he is best at: getting blind drunk and making terrible decisions. This time the stakes are even higher, however; Porter's ineptitude could spark a civil war...

Porter heads back to his crashed ship only to find it in the process of being dismantled by a gang of scavengers from another settlement. Fisticuffs ensue (with Porter backed up by his trusty, long-suffering robot companion CRB), but the consequences of this confrontation may be a lot more serious than they realise.

Plus, the two security guards sent by Angry Husband have fallen through the same wormhole and - work ethic unfazed by their radical change of scenery - are still in hot pursuit.

Does our hapless protagonist have any hope of surviving this time?


CASPIAN PORTER 3 on KICKSTARTER





Zak Webber



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