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Regreso Al Laberinto, Vol. 3 (2010)

by Jake T. Forbes(Favorite Author)

3.85 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Norma Editorial

series

Return to Labyrinth

review 1: Finally these novels have started to pick up and things seem to be happening. Sadly there still just isn't enough and the plot jumps around a little, leading to a real sense of dissociation between strands and characters sadly. Whilst I have enjoyed it, I'm still a little saddened by the differences between the cover artwork and what's inside. That and my huge bugbear at Jareth and Sarah not really resembling themselves any more - though at least Sarah is now gradually looking more how she should. I was glad to see some growth for some of the other characters such as Spittledrum, he suddenly became less pointless and irritating as his story progressed and I'll be intrigued to see how he impacts on the final installment. The same can be said for Skub. I'm hoping that we hea... morer a bit more from him next time out. In fact it makes me wonder if there could have been enough plot about the goblins and the labyrinth to justify these sequels being based on them instead of bringing in Mizumi as an antagonist. Who knows though, I'm not Jim Henson and I'm sure he had good reason to trust Jake T. Forbes with his story. I guess we see how it plays out.
review 2: Last read: May 27th, 2009OK, so how long has this been going on now with no resolution yet? Just give me an ending SOON! Jareth is up to no good in the human world messing with Sarah. Toby is now king and Mizumi is up to no good (having throuwn Toby in an Oubliette till he agrees to play ball), and one daughter is already "dead" with the other soon to go (and they were the only ones I liked!)Best part is the terrifying red demons from the episode of The Storyteller, "The Soldier and the Death" playing cards in the Labyrinth, they still scare me to this day! less

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