Books by Paul Pope
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review 1: Age recommendation: 9+Battling Boy was one of my favorite graphic novels of the last few years. It is the start of an ongoing series, and what a great start it is. Author/artist Paul Pope is most well known for several fairly adult series in the past, and his distinctive European...
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review 1: The Rise of Aurora West is a prequel story to Paul Pope's Battling Boy. The focus of this story is Aurora West, the daughter of a two-fisted, rocket pack hero. Aurora West works closely with her father as he trains her to be a monster fighting hero, but at the same time, he is ...
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review 1: Rival gangs in LA and everyone is Asian...whether it be Indian or Chinese. This is set on the future, and they all have "one trick" which is some sort of ability. Basically The One Tricks want to rob this rival gang, and well if I told ya what happened it would be spoiled for you...
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review 1: Stylish to the point of being almost garish and jam-packed full of frenetic energy, "Battling Boy" is the comic equivalent of a big budget animated movie. That could be taken as either a compliment or a criticism and I think both would be justified.I've always found Paul Pope's a...
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review 1: Paul Pope makes me want to draw. I love his art, and seeing a new creator owned series pop out of his ridiculous mind is an exciting prospect. Battling Boy is gorgeous, full of disgusting Pope-ian myth, and a wonderfully curious mythology. The theme of the book is close in line w...
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review 1: This first volume of a planned 2-part prequel to Paul Pope's Battling Boy fills in some of the background of this very interesting world filled with monsters that abduct children in the night. We get an emotional look into the childhood of Aurora West, daughter of the famed monst...
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review 1: While normally escape artists and circuses do not catch my attention I have to say Escapo was a pretty good read. The artwork was phenomenal and drew me in. The dialogue, although short, was still interesting and captured my attention.My only real complaints are that the cover wa...
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review 1: I think this might be a great read for folks who are already Paul Pope fans. If I've read something by him, I can't quite place it. His art is really emotive, but for me it's kind of overly so. Characters look the same. The first story was decent, and I enjoyed how the action was...