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quite short and rather disappointing
First, let me say, I love this series and have read the novels and previous graphic novels multiple times. However, I was really disappointed by this latest offering. This one is VERY brief and the story is underdeveloped and over-simplistic. There was an astonishing lack of character interactions, emotional responses/reactions, logical responses, etc. portrayed by Peter, Nightingale, Abigail, Guleed, and other characters to whom the circumstances occurred. I can’t imagine such a lack of emotional affect happening in such a dire situation. What should have been a frightening/anxiety-provoking, adrenaline-producing (or at least seriously worrisome, lol) situation in progress seemed to have the impact of a convenience store run.My first photo shows the thickness of the first graphic novel on the right, with the current volume at the left. There a substantial reduction in size and therefore, content. (photo 3 shows thickness in order with the first volume topmost) The price has also increased.(photo 4)In addition, 20 pages of this graphic novel are fluff/filler content. 8 pages are historical information on foxes & Reynard in literature/culture (2nd picture) 4 pages are “Tales from the Folly” stories. 3 pages are alternative cover art, 2 are a spread showing the reading order of the novels & graphic novels combined, 1 is an advert for just the novels, 1 is an advert for the next comic or graphic novel, and 1 page is “Creator Biographies.” Counting in the 4 pages for front matter, 21% of the pages in this book are not part of the story.If it weren’t for the lack of content for the actual story line, I wouldn’t mind the fluff pages.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2018
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2018
First, let me say, I love this series and have read the novels and previous graphic novels multiple times. However, I was really disappointed by this latest offering. This one is VERY brief and the story is underdeveloped and over-simplistic. There was an astonishing lack of character interactions, emotional responses/reactions, logical responses, etc. portrayed by Peter, Nightingale, Abigail, Guleed, and other characters to whom the circumstances occurred. I can’t imagine such a lack of emotional affect happening in such a dire situation. What should have been a frightening/anxiety-provoking, adrenaline-producing (or at least seriously worrisome, lol) situation in progress seemed to have the impact of a convenience store run.
My first photo shows the thickness of the first graphic novel on the right, with the current volume at the left. There a substantial reduction in size and therefore, content. (photo 3 shows thickness in order with the first volume topmost) The price has also increased.(photo 4)
In addition, 20 pages of this graphic novel are fluff/filler content. 8 pages are historical information on foxes & Reynard in literature/culture (2nd picture) 4 pages are “Tales from the Folly” stories. 3 pages are alternative cover art, 2 are a spread showing the reading order of the novels & graphic novels combined, 1 is an advert for just the novels, 1 is an advert for the next comic or graphic novel, and 1 page is “Creator Biographies.” Counting in the 4 pages for front matter, 21% of the pages in this book are not part of the story.
If it weren’t for the lack of content for the actual story line, I wouldn’t mind the fluff pages.
My first photo shows the thickness of the first graphic novel on the right, with the current volume at the left. There a substantial reduction in size and therefore, content. (photo 3 shows thickness in order with the first volume topmost) The price has also increased.(photo 4)
In addition, 20 pages of this graphic novel are fluff/filler content. 8 pages are historical information on foxes & Reynard in literature/culture (2nd picture) 4 pages are “Tales from the Folly” stories. 3 pages are alternative cover art, 2 are a spread showing the reading order of the novels & graphic novels combined, 1 is an advert for just the novels, 1 is an advert for the next comic or graphic novel, and 1 page is “Creator Biographies.” Counting in the 4 pages for front matter, 21% of the pages in this book are not part of the story.
If it weren’t for the lack of content for the actual story line, I wouldn’t mind the fluff pages.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2018
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Reviewed in Canada on December 31, 2019PADH
Très bon! Un de mes feuilletons préférés! Mais mieux vaut avoir lu TOUS les romans et les comics précédents avant celui-ci
Reviewed in France on July 28, 2018