And so it returns!
And what a return to glory! Some fantastic character development, combined with a very well composed musical score AND a plot line so convoluted Jack Bauer would have trouble getting out of it.
A piece of creative know-how, this shows you how action should be produced, distilled and rammed into your eyes. The action, perfectly detailed and so proffesionally shown on screen, is enough to make most people think twice before trying to beat this.
While some may see a problem with the stick characters used, this is not a sign of poor drawing or animation skills. The three-dimensional work (trying not to spoil this for you) is utterly breath taking, and the flash work holds itself up to those high standards.
To the creator, well done sir. A fantastic effort worthy of all the praise I can heap upon it with a shovel. With no, or very few glaringly obvious problems this is going straight onto my favourites list... somewhere above #2.
My only real negetive comments are so nit-picky I can hardly say them... the lack of subtitles (which aren't needed, given the fantastic voice acting) and the lack of a 'background history'. Not that I'm complaining, now I have a reason to watch all of the Joe Zombie flashes back to back.