Dark horse makes beautiful “library editions” of long running comic adaptations that are all unique. They showcase artists and authors stories in a stunningly gorgeous oversized format that improves the overall stories of individual comic issues. Each breathtaking page is dripping in vibrant colors. This particular book, Harrow County, written by the brilliant Cullen Bunn and illustration by Tyler Crook brings this story to life. I often advocate for buying individual comic issues over graphic novelizations but in the case of Dark Horse and their library editions I prefer the latter.
Horror comics are sometimes hit or miss but I enjoyed the first issue during it’s original run. This edition covers volumes one and two with extra snippets not in the trade paper backs(tpb). Harrow County’s original run was from May 2015 and concluded in June of 2018. The story is centered around a young woman named Emmy who upon her eighteenth birthday begins to discover how connected she is to the place she grew up in. As she discovers more about her past it begins to affect the present in ways she never imagined...
In this edition Bunn describes the process of developing the characters and story with in-depth insights in to how he evolved his original concepts along with character sketches by Crooks. This access into their creative process is what separate library editions from tpb’s. Also included in this library edition are the original comic covers, notes and stories from the author to give a truly unique perspective to the world they created.
This purchase far exceeded my expectations for a graphic novel and I highly recommend this purchase if you’re a fan of the comic, a fan of either the artist or author or new to the story of Harrow County altogether. With the library edition you will be adding a remarkable story worthy of your collection.
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Exquisite collection, in-depth characters and an enriching immersive story.
Dark horse makes beautiful “library editions” of long running comic adaptations that are all unique. They showcase artists and authors stories in a stunningly gorgeous oversized format that improves the overall stories of individual comic issues. Each breathtaking page is dripping in vibrant colors. This particular book, Harrow County, written by the brilliant Cullen Bunn and illustration by Tyler Crook brings this story to life. I often advocate for buying individual comic issues over graphic novelizations but in the case of Dark Horse and their library editions I prefer the latter.Horror comics are sometimes hit or miss but I enjoyed the first issue during it’s original run. This edition covers volumes one and two with extra snippets not in the trade paper backs(tpb). Harrow County’s original run was from May 2015 and concluded in June of 2018. The story is centered around a young woman named Emmy who upon her eighteenth birthday begins to discover how connected she is to the place she grew up in. As she discovers more about her past it begins to affect the present in ways she never imagined...In this edition Bunn describes the process of developing the characters and story with in-depth insights in to how he evolved his original concepts along with character sketches by Crooks. This access into their creative process is what separate library editions from tpb’s. Also included in this library edition are the original comic covers, notes and stories from the author to give a truly unique perspective to the world they created.This purchase far exceeded my expectations for a graphic novel and I highly recommend this purchase if you’re a fan of the comic, a fan of either the artist or author or new to the story of Harrow County altogether. With the library edition you will be adding a remarkable story worthy of your collection.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2019
Horror comics are sometimes hit or miss but I enjoyed the first issue during it’s original run. This edition covers volumes one and two with extra snippets not in the trade paper backs(tpb). Harrow County’s original run was from May 2015 and concluded in June of 2018. The story is centered around a young woman named Emmy who upon her eighteenth birthday begins to discover how connected she is to the place she grew up in. As she discovers more about her past it begins to affect the present in ways she never imagined...
In this edition Bunn describes the process of developing the characters and story with in-depth insights in to how he evolved his original concepts along with character sketches by Crooks. This access into their creative process is what separate library editions from tpb’s. Also included in this library edition are the original comic covers, notes and stories from the author to give a truly unique perspective to the world they created.
This purchase far exceeded my expectations for a graphic novel and I highly recommend this purchase if you’re a fan of the comic, a fan of either the artist or author or new to the story of Harrow County altogether. With the library edition you will be adding a remarkable story worthy of your collection.
Exquisite collection, in-depth characters and an enriching immersive story.
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2019
Dark horse makes beautiful “library editions” of long running comic adaptations that are all unique. They showcase artists and authors stories in a stunningly gorgeous oversized format that improves the overall stories of individual comic issues. Each breathtaking page is dripping in vibrant colors. This particular book, Harrow County, written by the brilliant Cullen Bunn and illustration by Tyler Crook brings this story to life. I often advocate for buying individual comic issues over graphic novelizations but in the case of Dark Horse and their library editions I prefer the latter.Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2019
Horror comics are sometimes hit or miss but I enjoyed the first issue during it’s original run. This edition covers volumes one and two with extra snippets not in the trade paper backs(tpb). Harrow County’s original run was from May 2015 and concluded in June of 2018. The story is centered around a young woman named Emmy who upon her eighteenth birthday begins to discover how connected she is to the place she grew up in. As she discovers more about her past it begins to affect the present in ways she never imagined...
In this edition Bunn describes the process of developing the characters and story with in-depth insights in to how he evolved his original concepts along with character sketches by Crooks. This access into their creative process is what separate library editions from tpb’s. Also included in this library edition are the original comic covers, notes and stories from the author to give a truly unique perspective to the world they created.
This purchase far exceeded my expectations for a graphic novel and I highly recommend this purchase if you’re a fan of the comic, a fan of either the artist or author or new to the story of Harrow County altogether. With the library edition you will be adding a remarkable story worthy of your collection.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2018
This is a review for the Library Edition that just came out, so I’m going to assume that if you’re here you are already a fan of this wonderful series and are curious if it is worth upgrading from the paperback trades. For my money, the answer is unquestionably yes. The watercolor artwork is breathtakingly beautiful and evocative on these oversized, high-quality pages, and the quality of production — from the binding or the dust cover on the outside to the sewn-in ribbon bookmark or the paper itself, within — is exceptional all around. It is rather undeniably the new best-looking book on my shelf.
I was pleasantly surprised at how much bonus/supplemental material was included, as well. There are roughly 30 pages of sketch work, 30 pages of written material, and about 10 pages each of additional art and bonus 'Tales From Harrow County' stories.
The obvious love with which this was put together has already got me excited for volume 2 in a few months, and with the final chapter of the story having been released eariler this year and the Library Editions releasing every few months here on out, this is a perfect time for new readers to get into the series.
I was pleasantly surprised at how much bonus/supplemental material was included, as well. There are roughly 30 pages of sketch work, 30 pages of written material, and about 10 pages each of additional art and bonus 'Tales From Harrow County' stories.
The obvious love with which this was put together has already got me excited for volume 2 in a few months, and with the final chapter of the story having been released eariler this year and the Library Editions releasing every few months here on out, this is a perfect time for new readers to get into the series.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2019
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Product Review - Arrived undamaged
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Great book! Bad packaging
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 31, 2020
