Stephen King's The Dark Tower - Graphic Novel Series (7 books in series)
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review 1: I am still not especially a fan of Steven King's novels... but the Dark Tower graphic novels are keeping me engaged and interested. (Even though I have been unable to read them 'in order', no less! That is quite a feat, to say the least!)In this episode/book, I find the character...
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review 1: My friend Pete Vachon and I finished Book III of the Dark Tower series. It tells the story of Roland The Gunslinger as he continues his journey with his traveling companions Eddie Dean and Odetta. Eddie has given up herion and Odetta’s two selves have joined and become Susannah D...
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review 1: I love The Dark Tower. I love the mythos around Gilead, Roland's home. And I think that the comic adaptation of Wizard and Glass, the first volume in the Marvel adaptation of The Dark Tower, was just about the best it could possibly be. But this volume missed the mark. It spe...
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review 1: Started off slow but the last third I couldn't put down even though I knew the story. The art was good, but I'm getting a little bored with the pink and red tinge to everything. Hopefully now the Pink Maerlyn is done with (I think) we can move on.This instalment deals with the tr...
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review 1: I have to admit that I feel this volume is probably my least favorite of the series thus far, and not because it's aimed to be the most difficult on the heartstrings. Someone stated in another review that the dialogue/writing at times seemed "clunky," and I have to agree, but I'm...
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review 1: It's hard to know how people who haven't read the original Dark Tower series would find this graphic novel. It takes place during a journey that's not really explored in Stephen King's books. I enjoyed getting more time with Cuthbert and Alain, but I also think that it was not as...
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review 1: Uneven and often flat-out ugly artwork plagues this volume. The story is fine, though I prefer its source material. The adaptation was more or less true, if a little padded, but the artwork was severely lacking this time. They couldn't decide between an impressionistic approach a...