Delgado's art is fantastic and Tribal Warfare is the best in the Age of Reptiles saga in terms of plot and interesting characters. If you only get one of the Age of Reptiles paperbacks, get this one! It is second to none.
If you're interested in the other books in his series, I would recommend Ancient Egyptians. The art is fabulous (especially the backgrounds!) and the plot is interesting and engaging.
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"Beautiful" Is the Best Word To Describe It
Age Of Reptiles: Tribal WarfareGraphic Novel ReviewGrade: ARicardo Delgado is a genius. That's all I can say--words can only begin to describe his creation, Age Of Reptiles: Tribal Warfare. He wrote and drew the series, which is a breathtakingly original look on the world of the dinosaurs.The whole comic has no dialogue; Delgado relies on facial expressions and exquisite detail to move the plot along. We don't even get so much as a 'roar' from the Tyrannosaurs. But the lack of dialogue makes it more like you're looking at page after page of paintings, rather than comic strip panels, which gives the book a story-board like feel to it.The plot revolves around a Tyrannosaur clan, and their rivals, a band of Deinonychus. The Deinonychus' steal some eggs from the Tyrannosaur clan, and the clan spends the rest of the book getting revenge, in one form or another. But the Deinonychus' have a few tricks up their sleeves...Delgado does too. The book takes some turns I didn't expect too, and that's not easy when you're doing a graphic novel that doesn't even have dialogue. Even the way it ended surprised me.In the end, you just can't go wrong with Tribal Warfare. Delgado, though being rather new to the genre, is already a master in my book, and that's saying something. (It's also saying to go out there and read Tribal Warfare!!)
