It has been awhile since I've read anything in this series, so I couldn't really remember all that had happened previously. I really like the artwork in this series, which is probably my favorite part. I really love Marvel, so it's hard for me to go wrong in the Marvel universe, so I'm a fan of the series (at least so far).
Fables Vol. 13: The Great Fables Crossover
I absolutely loved this volume of the Fables series. For some reason it just really made me laugh, although I can see where it might be annoying or over the top for some people. I think it's quite possibly my favorite graphic novel ever.
I read this and Book 2. I wasn't overly impressed, but the artwork was cute. It was a quick, fun read, but probably nothing I'd recommend.
I almost gave up on this one at the beginning because I just did not get it. It was so all over the place and I thought maybe I wasn't cool enough for Neil Gaiman in comic book form. But then I checked out all the reviews on goodreads and saw so very many good reviews. I thought I must be missing something, so I kept on.
And it did get better. The writing is very compelling and there's something about it that keeps you reading. The artwork wasn't my favorite, although I know many people really like the style. I will say that this is quite graphic, and so gentler readers should proceed with caution. I'm glad I finally got to this one, and look forward to more in the series, as I've read this is the weakest, so if it gets better from here, onward for me!
I think my enjoyment of this series has really varied so far. Sometimes I think it's brilliantly thought provoking, other times I wonder what the heck they're doing. This volume had both moments for me. I'm still very interested in the series, so I'm reading on.
Pretty good! I've already seen the movie (Scott Pilgrim vs. the World) and I was surprised at how closely the movie followed the book. This is a fun one, although it's definitely weird. The artwork is not great at all, but it worked with the story. I'll be moving on to volume two.
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