thecatwood's review against another edition
4.0
Mind the Gap is a great mystery, and the strength of Volume Two is its mostly contained setting within the hospital. There's great art, and I love the use of other artists to illustrate flashback scenes. If anything I could do without the heavy handed "whodunnit" questions and the authorial "have you found the clues?" prompting. Either I'm dense and not seeing the clues, or more likely I'm just following the story like a normal reader and not going "aha! a clue!" every time there's a plot reveal.
mayarelmahdy's review against another edition
4.0
Again, this was so good to read.. just the perfect amount of discoveries and mysteries.
Can't wait for the next one
Can't wait for the next one
mayar_reading_stuff's review against another edition
4.0
Again, this was so good to read.. just the perfect amount of discoveries and mysteries.
Can't wait for the next one
Can't wait for the next one
arf88's review against another edition
3.0
I'm not sure what to think of this. We finally know who's the good guys and who's the badies, but we don't know WTF is going on beyond that. I was eager to keep reading to find out what was going on, but at the same time the overly cryptic characters got on my nerves. It wasn't natural, and characters acting dumb to keep readers in the dark has always been a pet peeve of mine.
As for the art, it's just plain ugly, and the terrible digital colouring just makes it worse.
As for the art, it's just plain ugly, and the terrible digital colouring just makes it worse.
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