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Het Arctische Incident (2009)

by Eoin Colfer(Favorite Author)

3.96 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Paranormal Fantasy

publisher

Boekerij

series

Artemis Fowl: The Graphic Novels

review 1: Tudo o que disse em relação ao primeiro volume desta adaptação gráfica, pode aplicar-se a "The Arctic Incident", sendo que arte se mantém impressionantes, especialmente por culpa das maravilhosas cores (apesar da predominância de vermelhos e rosas; a história também está muito bem 'traduzida' para o 'meio': banda desenhada e esta conjugação torna esta adaptação uma que se distingue de várias que já li.Conseguimos criar empatia com as personagens e a acção é muito envolvente, sem grandes trechos de texto em todas as páginas. No entanto, por vezes optaram por narra certas acções que poderia e deveriam ter sido ilustradas, e isso tirou alguma maravilha à banda desenhada, embora não o suficiente para a tornar má. Recomendo!
review 2: It was... more okay. And I'm saying that lightly.First off, the drawings border on atrocious. Butler's head is tiny. I'm not joking, TINY. It's not even that his shoulders are ridiculously proportioned (which they are, anyway); it's that his FREAKING HEAD IS THE SIZE OF A WALNUT. The scene where he runs is ridiculous both to look at and to imagine.Some of the drawings are lovely; and the there are the others. The artist who drew this book doesn't seem to know how to draw fingers; every time I saw someone's fingers, I winced. Except for Holly's. For some reason he had absolutely no problem drawing her fingers, and they were lovely. Maybe because she was wearing gloves throughout the whole thing? The amount of narration pissed me off, too. I don't know why, but every time something happened, we get this little bubble from one or the other of the characters explaining what went on. "I land in a snowdrift for the second time today." GIVE ME A BREAK. I HAVE EYES. I CAN SEE THAT HE'S IN A SNOWDRIFT, OKAY? Speaking of proportions, when Holly pulls out the coin, it looks like she could enfold it in her hand. Fast forward a few panels, after she shoots it, and Artemis is holding the coin, which now looks so large that he probably couldn't enfold it in TWO hands--and he's larger than her; it's said so often. WTF?I enjoyed it, but the little blips made it hard for me to enjoy it thoroughly. 2.5 stars. less

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