A review by elevetha
Muirwood: The Lost Abbey: The Graphic Novel by Lizzy John, Jeff Wheeler, Dave Justus, Lilah Sturges, Alex Sheikman
2.0
**An ARC of this book was provided by Netgalley in exchange for an honest review**
1.5 stars. (Rounding up cause I didn't hate it.)
Okay, technically I only read the first issue of this, which was about 24 pages, since that's what was on Netgalley. I wasn't impressed with those 24 pages, however, certainly not enough to bother continuing with the series.
This is a generic fantasy story.
Observe. Girl is special and can wield magic, and wants a magic stone, and has to save the kingdom, and a commoner soldier boy aids her on her quest.
Boring.
The art is pretty fantastically lame, with absolutely nothing to it to lend itself to anyone. The text of the story was mostly 1st person narrative, and incredibly dull. And the characters, whose names I cannot recall, were bland and lacking personality to set them apart as individuals.
Pass.
1.5 stars. (Rounding up cause I didn't hate it.)
Okay, technically I only read the first issue of this, which was about 24 pages, since that's what was on Netgalley. I wasn't impressed with those 24 pages, however, certainly not enough to bother continuing with the series.
This is a generic fantasy story.
Observe. Girl is special and can wield magic, and wants a magic stone, and has to save the kingdom, and a commoner soldier boy aids her on her quest.
Boring.
The art is pretty fantastically lame, with absolutely nothing to it to lend itself to anyone. The text of the story was mostly 1st person narrative, and incredibly dull. And the characters, whose names I cannot recall, were bland and lacking personality to set them apart as individuals.
Pass.