A review by skyfox24kd
Hatter M, Volume 1: The Looking Glass Wars by Liz Cavalier, Frank Beddor, Ben Templesmith
4.0
(2nd review)
This is a stand-alone series involving Hatter. I read and understood for the most part even though I have not read The Looking Glass Wars. The art varied in this volume from amazing to weird, but I think it appropriately showed the inside of either; the Hatter’s mind, his quick blurring actions, or effectively the confusion all around him.
Sometimes it is hard to make heads or tails of it. But, he does move extraordinarily fast. The stills and clips we get are worth it. Hatter M seems to change a bit and morph, but he has specialized equipment. This was very interesting to me and a completely different take on “the” hatter or “hatters” completely. The story is detailed and revealed in pieces. As it is, the Hatter M and the reader both come a little more out of the fog of confusion.
I liked it. Very original.
This is a stand-alone series involving Hatter. I read and understood for the most part even though I have not read The Looking Glass Wars. The art varied in this volume from amazing to weird, but I think it appropriately showed the inside of either; the Hatter’s mind, his quick blurring actions, or effectively the confusion all around him.
Sometimes it is hard to make heads or tails of it. But, he does move extraordinarily fast. The stills and clips we get are worth it. Hatter M seems to change a bit and morph, but he has specialized equipment. This was very interesting to me and a completely different take on “the” hatter or “hatters” completely. The story is detailed and revealed in pieces. As it is, the Hatter M and the reader both come a little more out of the fog of confusion.
I liked it. Very original.