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O Inescrito, Vol. 4: Leviatã (2013)

by Mike Carey(Favorite Author)

4.06 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Panini

series

The Unwritten

review 1: I love the art more and more, especially the gorgeous cover art. The story is easy to follow and the characters' emotions easy to read when they're meant to be, and I rarely get a character confused for another - and then I mean the background characters. With so many comics suffering 'same face syndrom', for female characters most of all, it's a nice change of pase.The concept of Leviathan, as well as the whale symbolism and how all the litterature and stories tie together, is fantastic and I'm loving every minute of the 'magic'.The search for the golden door was traumatic to read about. I saw a lot of nostalgic childhood character likenesses go through a lot of horrible turns and twists. Just. Wow. Quark Maiden.
review 2: This review is for books 1-5.This is ... morewhat one might call the graphic novel for book lovers. The whole idea is that books fuel the world. That people can come together to all love a book, think about a book and that will fuel the magic that the world is lacking yet needs. But there's this group of people who age incredibly slowly and they control the world by controlling the literature that the world is exposed to and they'll do whatever it takes to get that control.I think.These books have a lot going on and mostly at times I feel slightly confused. Still, they are exciting and, well, graphic. The only one I had a hard time with was Leviathan. All that Moby Dick talk bored the heck out of me. Not a fan.But if you love books this could possibly be the best series of graphic novels you've ever read. less

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