rouver's review
3.0
This is a graphic novel of the book of the same name...or at least the first portion of the book. I've seen better artwork. Honestly, sometimes the only way to tell the male characters apart was their hairstyle. If you're interested in Patricia Briggs, start with her Mercy Thompson series first. Then read the actual novel this graphic novel was based on...and if you still have time to burn, pick up the comic book version for the heck of it.
strager's review
2.0
I almost didn't finish because the artwork was so distracting and unappealing to me. Had this been any author other than Patricia Briggs, I would have put it down immediately.
necessitteem's review
5.0
Reading this just makes me excited for Wild Sign. I love this series so much!
feyley's review
4.0
It's the same story as the Alpha and Omega book but I still enjoyed it because I love Patricia Briggs, especially this particular series of hers. I also love that they made sure to make Charles' bandages pink and green, those are the little details I love. This just made me wish that the next book in the series was out already. Also that I need to catch up in the Mercedes Lackey series. I really do love that this is the same story because it opens up the series to people who might not normally read novels but can still enjoy the story this way.
sewcialist_librarian's review
2.0
I'm really disappointed in the art in this graphic novel version of the Alpha & Omega series. I think I was expecting something a little slicker like I saw in The Dresden or Outlander graphic novels.
mistwithanie's review
Read the book first!!! I love the Alpha and Omega series but there were too many changes in this graphic novel from the novel that just made me not like it as much as I love the actually book.
stelepami's review
3.0
I like the Mercy Thompson books better, but I did enjoy this one, especially the snowy mountainside trek.
ssminski's review
3.0
Patricia Briggs is one of my favorite authors, so obviously the content was amazing, but I wasn't nearly as impressed by the artwork as in the Mercy Thompson comics. Why did they change artists? Either way I will be reading the next one if only to hold me over until the next novel comes out.