mg_ocio's review against another edition
2.0
Empecé muy entusiasmada pero se me ha ido pasando. Pasa muy de puntillas por todo el proceso de creación de A sangre fría. Flojito.
gabopagan's review against another edition
5.0
Sharp. Loved this book. Fantastic art, great writing. Original take on this well covered period in Capote's life. Well worth reading.
bluenicorn's review against another edition
2.0
This just didn't feel like it added much to the well-trod conversation of Capote and In Cold Blood . Also, I didn't understand that Nancy was the dead girl for way longer than I'd like to admit- I didn't feel like her character was introduced or distinguishable from the other female characters very well. Or Harper Lee- why was she there? It wasn't bad- but I just didn't think it was all that great.
mg_espi's review against another edition
2.0
Empecé muy entusiasmada pero se me ha ido pasando. Pasa muy de puntillas por todo el proceso de creación de A sangre fría. Flojito.
eberico's review against another edition
3.0
A solidly researched and written graphic novel version of Truman Capote's time in Kansas while working on [b:In Cold Blood|168642|In Cold Blood|Truman Capote|http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71T99157VEL._SL75_.gif|1940709]. I'm not sure if the graphic novel adds much to the story - other than the device of Capote's imagined relationship with Nancy Clutter - or covers territory that wasn't already done masterfully in the 2005 movie based on the same events. Regardless, it's well done, and I enjoyed the quick read.
sylvia_p77's review against another edition
3.0
The drawings were beautiful, but I don't care for the way the story is told.
arachne_reads's review
3.0
As a story it's well put-together. It's ironic that fiction bows to fact in this volume.
booksandbosox's review against another edition
3.0
Apparently, they are republishing this graphic novel account of Truman Capote's research in Kansas as he created his classic, In Cold Blood. I spotted an e-galley on Netgalley available as "read now" so I downloaded and read it almost instantly. I'm a big fan of graphic novels and I like non-fiction comics particularly, so I liked seeing this one. In Cold Blood was assigned reading in my high school AP Psychology class and I really enjoyed it. I remember our teacher briefly discussing the creating of the book and Capote's complicated relationship with the men convicted. I don't really know terribly much about it, so I was interested in reading this version and seeing what seemed like it could be true and what not so much. I think the illustration style suits the story well and I liked the sometimes randomness of the unravelling of the story. I'd definitely like to hear more about this history.