A review by larakaa
Kill Shakespeare, Vol. 1: A Sea of Troubles by Anthony Del Col, Andy Belanger, Conor McCreery
4.0
this is one is not easy to rate. I, personally, liked it a lot. I'm a big shakespeare fan. I studied the fellow and his works at university. I like his language, his characters, his stories. (I prefer the tragedies).
However, if you're not a big fan of old Will or a unfamiliar with his works, this might be a bit more...difficult. There's a lot of long dialogue and in older English, too, so for some this might be boring or tiresome. It's also pretty violent and explicit. It's really like Shakespeare's plays. So, maybe, if you like the Fables stories, this could be something for you as well.
However, if you're not a big fan of old Will or a unfamiliar with his works, this might be a bit more...difficult. There's a lot of long dialogue and in older English, too, so for some this might be boring or tiresome. It's also pretty violent and explicit. It's really like Shakespeare's plays. So, maybe, if you like the Fables stories, this could be something for you as well.