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A Telling Masterpiece Of Eye-Pop
Overstating it I will say, the comic's prose is poetically realized. As pleasant sound is achieved by the prose there is appealing visuals unique seen in this comic. This sort of comic story-telling is completely new to me. My focus has been put to literature, the classics mostly. As I see it, excellence in every aspect of both craftsmanship and creativity particular to this comic book. Excellent visuals and prose make this comic book something on the threshold of the high-brow without being high-brow. Conveyance of character is achieved artfully. At times, brilliantly conceived moments display. A demonstration of sophisticated storytelling is apparently there by shown by the book's design, in the page layout, for example. This story is about serious stuff -- dark and mysterious. Wickedness is illustrated. The comic book's storytelling reports a human capacity for evil, told simply, concise and fast moving. Graphic storytelling with its artwork and accompanying prose is eye-pop. (And this is who has originated the term, "eye-pop.") This is significantly serious art that deserves not to be ignored.Everyone ought to indulge him or her self in this appealing form of entertainment. It's enjoyable, if anything, it is fun and that should be enough
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2016
Overstating it I will say, the comic's prose is poetically realized. As pleasant sound is achieved by the prose there is appealing visuals unique seen in this comic. This sort of comic story-telling is completely new to me. My focus has been put to literature, the classics mostly. As I see it, excellence in every aspect of both craftsmanship and creativity particular to this comic book. Excellent visuals and prose make this comic book something on the threshold of the high-brow without being high-brow. Conveyance of character is achieved artfully. At times, brilliantly conceived moments display. A demonstration of sophisticated storytelling is apparently there by shown by the book's design, in the page layout, for example. This story is about serious stuff -- dark and mysterious. Wickedness is illustrated. The comic book's storytelling reports a human capacity for evil, told simply, concise and fast moving. Graphic storytelling with its artwork and accompanying prose is eye-pop. (And this is who has originated the term, "eye-pop.") This is significantly serious art that deserves not to be ignored.Everyone ought to indulge him or her self in this appealing form of entertainment. It's enjoyable, if anything, it is fun and that should be enough
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