urlphantomhive's review against another edition
4.0
3.5 Stars
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Twisted Dark Vol 2 brings more stories of the sort found in the first volume.
More connections to be spotted, between the different volumes as well as in this volume alone. It's still my favourite part of this series. The stories itself are very various again, but all with something twisted to it. The artwork changes with every story, so some I liked better than others.
I'm looking forward to the next volume.
Thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for providing me with a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!
Read all my reviews on http://urlphantomhive.booklikes.com
Twisted Dark Vol 2 brings more stories of the sort found in the first volume.
More connections to be spotted, between the different volumes as well as in this volume alone. It's still my favourite part of this series. The stories itself are very various again, but all with something twisted to it. The artwork changes with every story, so some I liked better than others.
I'm looking forward to the next volume.
Thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for providing me with a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!
ninaevan's review against another edition
4.0
Writing: Neil Gibson's writing style continues to be astonishingly grasping. Yet another quick read that I was unable to put down!
Art Style: The art in this graphic novel is perfectly suited for the wringing style. Once you start reading, all else around you disappears. It is incredible.
Characters: Each new character brings into the story an interesting perspective. They all seem relevant and exciting. I only wish that we saw more characters from the first novel in this one. Hopefully there will be more repetition in the third volume.
Review:
As an intro into the world of graphic novels, this series has been quite engaging. I couldn't put this volume down. I read this in less time time than I had the first, although overall I did prefer the first volume. Both sets of characters were fascinating and dark. I am excited to see how the third book brings these stories closer.
My scoring:
5.00 | = everyone in the world must read this book
4.75 | = between 4.5 and 5
4.50 | = dessert island book
4.25 | = between 4 and 4.5
4.00 | = great, solid, recommendable book
3.75 | = almost a 4, but not quite
3.50 | = not a 4, but I had a good time
3.25 | = rough patches, but not bad
3.00 | = meh, read-able but nothing to write home about
2.75 | = between a 2.5 and 3
2.50 | = there’s something I liked here but it wasn’t enough to be good
2.25 | = between a 2 and 2.5
2.00 | = not good and there was nothing I liked
1.00 | = bad
Art Style: The art in this graphic novel is perfectly suited for the wringing style. Once you start reading, all else around you disappears. It is incredible.
Characters: Each new character brings into the story an interesting perspective. They all seem relevant and exciting. I only wish that we saw more characters from the first novel in this one. Hopefully there will be more repetition in the third volume.
Review:
As an intro into the world of graphic novels, this series has been quite engaging. I couldn't put this volume down. I read this in less time time than I had the first, although overall I did prefer the first volume. Both sets of characters were fascinating and dark. I am excited to see how the third book brings these stories closer.
My scoring:
5.00 | = everyone in the world must read this book
4.75 | = between 4.5 and 5
4.50 | = dessert island book
4.25 | = between 4 and 4.5
4.00 | = great, solid, recommendable book
3.75 | = almost a 4, but not quite
3.50 | = not a 4, but I had a good time
3.25 | = rough patches, but not bad
3.00 | = meh, read-able but nothing to write home about
2.75 | = between a 2.5 and 3
2.50 | = there’s something I liked here but it wasn’t enough to be good
2.25 | = between a 2 and 2.5
2.00 | = not good and there was nothing I liked
1.00 | = bad
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