Rachel Rising (9 books in series)
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review 1: well, I liked this one better than the others. I actually did kind of like it, whereas the others I was pretty neutral about. I still don't like how you had to wait until this far into the series to get any kind of backstory to really figure out what's going on. but I enjoyed the...
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review 1: This volume contains issues 13 to 18 of the Rachel Rising series and finds a lot more of the back story between Lilith (whom we met in volume 2) and Rachel and their history while Malus continues to cause havoc and corrupt any he can get his demon claws into. There was a fair bi...
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review 1: I've quite enjoyed Terry Moore's Rachel Rising, especially as a horror comic alternative to the increasingly tedious Walking Dead, which I once loved so well. Black and white horror books are a lot of fun, and Rachel Rising continues to offer up new and unique horrors while keepi...
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review 1: Terry Moore's art is still hard for me to distinguish when black & white. Despite the hair colour changes and the freckles, it just isn't enough for me to tell most of his women apart.The story is engaging enough. When I saw volume 3 I'm like "oh, I have to read that starting f...
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review 1: This is an intriguing start to a story of which I have no idea where it is going. It's hard to review this one volume on its own because it really doesn't give much of an idea of the grander story here. I mean, it definitely sets up some mysteries, but as to where they will lead,...
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review 1: As a lover of all things undead, and on a highly regarded recommendation, I gave this a go and I was not disappointed. This volume brings together the first 6 issues of the series during which we find Rachel waking up in a shallow grave in the woods. We know not how or why or e...
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review 1: A spooky tale of possession and murder from writer and artist Terry Moore. There's a lot to like in "Rachel Rising": his black-and-white art is beautiful, as always, and he shows a nice touch for dialogue and dark humor. The friendships here are really well captured, and I liked ...
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review 1: These issues up the ante for the town of Manson and its inhabitants. There are a bunch of strange things happening around town, and no one seems to know what it all means. Rachel gains a friend in death and we're introduced to two of the major players in the storyline. The reader...
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review 1: I've written about how I think comics encompass the highest form of visual storytelling -- the perfect marriage of images and text, allowing readers an immersive visual experience like film, but at their own pace like prose. Rachel Rising, written and drawn by Tony Moore, is an e...