Books by Fabien Vehlmann
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review 1: A fairy tale world aesthetically akin to that of Tove Jansson's Moomin or Wil Huygen's Gnome stories is merely a mask for an exploration of the childish, brutal and greedy dark side of human nature. It delves deep into where innocence and cruelty overlap, self-serving indifferenc...
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review 1: Boy howdy, I love Jason. This story centers on a plucky little lady, Gwenny, looking for her father. He disappeared while looking for treasure on the titular Isle of 100,000 Graves. She finds a map in a bottle, finds a crew to take her there, and uses her crafty intelligence to g...
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review 1: What a lovely, whimsical book. Until you look, really look. A colony of fairy creatures flee their dying home and takes up residence in the woods. What follows is a Lewis Carroll interpretation of Lord of the Flies in watercolor.There were a couple parts of this that hurt my hear...
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review 1: Not really sure how I feel about this. I certainly didn't enjoy it, but I feel like it was exactly what it was aiming to be. The artwork was very good, but the story was gross and disjointed. I feel like one of those reviewers I dislike because they read a book that is clearly no...
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review 1: mmmkay, this is something else, people.It's a sweet little story that snaps your head off at the end.It's a disarmingly charming world that flips into some very dark places.It's definitely not for kids.These cute little beings are horrifying to each other. The forest is a brutal...
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review 1: Very interesting graphic novel about cultural dfferences amongst different alien species as well as future-day immortal humans. It reminded me of Solaris. Moreover, there is also a reflection on immortality and cloning. In this case, cloning is not necessarily a bad thing, since ...
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review 1: A bunch of psychos on a mission to kill Hitler - such fun. Or so I thought... First issue - assembling all the psychos - was good, the best part. I liked it. Although it would be better if we get to know more about the psychos - they could have had better background stories. But...