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FREE ARCHER & ARMSTRONG: SECT CIVIL WAR VOLUME 4: SECT CIVIL WAR PDF Chris Cross,Khari Evans,Fred Van Lente,Josh Johns | 112 pages | 11 Mar 2014 | Valiant Entertainment | 9781939346254 | English | New York, United States Archer and Armstrong (Volume) - Comic Vine Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Khari Evans Artist. ChrisCross Artist. Every enemy. Against each other. For centuries, the cloak-and-dagger coalition of conspiracies collectively known as The Sect has worked together to bring silent oppression and undercover tyranny to a world that thought it was free. But, now after centuries of profit sharing and uneasy alliances, the factions of The Sect are about to erupt into open conflict Too bad they're fighting for different sides! And will either survive? Get A Copy. PaperbackTradepages. More Details Original Archer & Armstrong: Sect Civil War Volume 4: Sect Civil War. Other Editions 2. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Dec 11, Anne rated it really liked it Shelves: graphic-novelsread-intime-travel. I can't say enough about what a surprisingly fun series this has turned out to be, Archer & Armstrong: Sect Civil War Volume 4: Sect Civil War what a good example of how the Archer & Armstrong: Sect Civil War Volume 4: Sect Civil War friends I've made on Goodreads have shoved gently nudged me to branch out and find things that I never would have discovered on my own. Alright, before I start ugly crying Ok, so you know how Armstrong is a bit of an oaf, who acts first and thinks about the result of that action waaay too late to be of any use to him? So in the last volume, he kinda sorta slept w I can't say enough about what a surprisingly fun series this has turned out to be, and what a good example of how the amazing friends I've made on Goodreads have shoved gently nudged me to branch out and find things that I never would have discovered on my own. So in the last volume, he kinda sorta slept with the girl that Archer kinda sorta thought was the love of his life. And then Archer walked in on them. And then Archer walked out on them. Like, literally, walked out of there and left Armstrong, Ivar, and Mary- Maria stranded in a past timeline. In this volume, Archer gets a bit darker and spends his time taking over all the different crazy sects. The results are pretty damn entertaining. Good stuff. Definitely recommended! View all 9 comments. Nov 16, Chad rated it it was amazing Shelves: Archer turns dark after Armstrong betrays him and his version of dark is pretty hilarious. Meanwhile there's a civil war going Archer & Armstrong: Sect Civil War Volume 4: Sect Civil War between the Sects. Armstrong and Ivar go on a pub crawl throughout time. This book is so much damn fun. It's one of those books you go back to read again and again. Feb 07, Cheese rated it really liked it. Much better than previous volumes. I'm really falling in love with these characters. View 2 comments. Apr 20, Sam Quixote rated it really liked it. The partnership is dissolved after Archer catches Armstrong in bed with his adopted sister Mary Maria in the Faraway see Volume 3. Archer has decided to do a job for Project Rising Spirit in return for information of his true origins: obtain the Wheel of Aten which will control all of the Sects. Archer steals the show though. What happens when you get your heart broken? Some call them funnel cakes. I call it Justice Fuel. Oct 10, Richard rated it it was amazing. Armstrong goes on a bar crawl through history with Ivar and Archer is on a mission to unite all the secret societies! Read and reviewed as part of Archer and Armstrong: Deluxe Edition Archer & Armstrong: Sect Civil War Volume 4: Sect Civil War Armstrong goes on a bar crawl through history with Ivar and Archer is on a mission to unite all the secret societies! Read and reviewed as part of Archer and Armstrong: Deluxe Edition Jul 19, Judah Radd rated it really liked it Shelves: valiant-comics. Fun and amusing, if not a bit messy. Definitely enjoyed the fast paced fun. I do really like the characters. Oct 29, Chris Lemmerman rated it really liked it Shelves: comics-and-manga-read. After the events of the last volume, Archer strikes out on his own while Armstrong reunites with his lost brother Ivar to wander around time and generally just get drunk. But when the Sect threatens to fold in on itself and plunge the world into chaos, Archer and Armstrong must reunite to put the world to rights! While they do end up back together and over their past transgressions pretty quickly, the exploration of the pair and what they mean to each other and the world around them is a great lead story, with the civil war kind of just happening in the background. Of course, there's lots of punching and crazy action too, but that's par for the course, surely. The art is by Khari Evans, who seems to be making the rounds on the Valiant books, and I think I've mentioned before that he seems a little Mike McKone-y in his visuals, which is great, plus some fill-in pages by ChrisCross which are a bit more basic but not too noticeable. Definitely not what I expected, and a pleasant surprise. Dec 08, Rick rated it it was ok Shelves: individual-issuesgraphic-booksvaliant-verse. This title, like the other Valiant re-launch titles, started out great. They were far better than I expected them to be. Then something happened. They all collapsed into mediocrity with one exception, Shadowman. The concept right out off the launch pad was great, but it seems now that the books have become directionless and mired in puerile humor instead thoughtful and well-conceived hilarity. Very, very disappointing. View all 5 comments. Oct 07, Anchorpete rated it it was amazing. Is it possible for a major comic to be written specifically for one person? I am starting to think Archer and Armstrong is written just for me. At this point, I feel like the entire Valiant Universe was written for me. It just keeps getting better and better the more trades that come out. This book is both hilarious and wonderful in the way that it serves as a connection between all of the valiant books. What a Universe, thanks for playing such a big part of it Armstrong. Dec 19, Alex Sarll added it. They are wrong. The night "friended" me on Facebook. The night "likes" my Instagrams. Illuminatus replayed as superhero slapstick. Archer & Armstrong - Wikipedia It's been a tumultuous friendship for Valiant Entertainment adventuring duo Archer and Armstrong under the pen of writer Fred Van Lente -- and it's not about to get easier. CBR News spoke exclusively with Van Lente about what to expect from "Sect Civil War," how Archer and Armstrong end up on opposing sides of the conflict, how the current "Far Faraway" arc leads in to the mini-event, bringing together the many villainous factions of the Valiant Universe and more. Plus, exclusive art! Fred Van Lente: "Sect Civil War" -- not of course to be confused with "Sex Civil War," which might move more copies say it really fast and you'll get weird looks at your comic book store -- is the villains of the Valiant Universe declaring war on each other. There are definite connections between Project Rising Spirit, which is one of the main villainous movers and shakers -- at least, one of the darker movers and shakers of the Valiant Universe as we've seen in "Bloodshot" Archer & Armstrong: Sect Civil War Volume 4: Sect Civil War "Harbinger Wars" -- and Archer. That in itself leads to a much larger conflict between all the other factions of The Sect as well. Which other factions of The Sect will readers get a chance to see during the civil war? What other villains are you bringing in to this piece? Well, I'm hoping to use as many of the Valiant Universe main villains as possible. We have alluded to the fact that The Vine, who are the extraterrestrial main bad guys of "X-O Manowar," are deeply involved with The Sect themselves. We see a lot more hints of that in "Sect Civil War. We'll see even more factions [of The Sect], including the Master Builders, who are the direct decedents of the Masons, so Alan Moore fans can dust off their copies of "From Hell. There are going to be the Hashish Eaters, who are the stoner assassins. We saw some of them in the Eternal Warrior arc, but we'll be fleshing them out a bit more in this arc. Even better, there are my personal favorites, the Black Block, who are a little hard to describe. They're kind of Dadaist, anarchist terrorists. The One Percent is one end of the spectrum, the Black Block is the other end of the spectrum. They're a satire of Occupy Wall Street and some of the nuttier aspects of the Left.