A review by abomine
The Gifted: Books 1 & 2 by Damian A. Wassel, Adrian F. Wassel, Nathan C. Gooden
5.0
Actual Rating: 4.5 Stars
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As a comic book, this is virtually perfect. Powerful minimalist imagery, carefully constructed layout, a story that's potent in its simplicity, and all done with virtually zero dialogue. If you're even remotely interested in comic books/graphic novels, definitely check this one out.
However, I docked half a star due to the lack of complexity or depth in the villains, who were merely evil gun-toting redneck stereotypes.
Still, as I said before, definitely give this one a look. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and I certainly hope that CME continues this series.
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As a comic book, this is virtually perfect. Powerful minimalist imagery, carefully constructed layout, a story that's potent in its simplicity, and all done with virtually zero dialogue. If you're even remotely interested in comic books/graphic novels, definitely check this one out.
However, I docked half a star due to the lack of complexity or depth in the villains, who were merely evil gun-toting redneck stereotypes.
Still, as I said before, definitely give this one a look. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and I certainly hope that CME continues this series.