A review by livres_et_sortileges
The Doll's House, by Neil Gaiman
3.0
I don't know if it's the story or if it's just my lack of experience reading comic books but I kind of struggle to link all the stories.
Every storyline separately is great (dark as FUCK but I truly looove that), but reading it kinda feels like there is nothing connecting them (even though there is, but very small), like we're just following random people in Dream's storyline.
Again, I think it's more my fault. I am very new to the comic book/graphic novel genre and I don't really know the codes and the way stories work in them... I'm kind of interested to see what I would think re-reading this series in a couple of years.
Every storyline separately is great (dark as FUCK but I truly looove that), but reading it kinda feels like there is nothing connecting them (even though there is, but very small), like we're just following random people in Dream's storyline.
Again, I think it's more my fault. I am very new to the comic book/graphic novel genre and I don't really know the codes and the way stories work in them... I'm kind of interested to see what I would think re-reading this series in a couple of years.