A review by midwichtriffid
Everafter, Vol. 1: The Pandora Protocol by Ande Parks, Michael Wiggam, Steve Rolston, Travis Moore, Dave Justus, Todd Klein, Tula Lotay, Lilah Sturges
3.0
It was nice to hop back into one of my favourite worlds, but was moderately disappointed that none of my favourite characters made more then a passing token appearance. Despite this being the kick off to a new series it would be almost impossible for someone not particularly familiar with original to have any idea what's going on. Heck, I needed to brush up on a few things when I was left scratching my head a few pages in.
While I enjoyed seeing one of the cubs feature prominently in the story arc I find it strange that one of the most notably passive cubs is written as a cocky Casanova.
I'm interested in where the Fables world will go and am excited to see what sort of Mundy Fables we will be introduced to. I feel like there is a lot of modern material available to explore, as well as the less famous folklore and myths.
Like I said, Fables is one of my absolute favourites, the world building is phenomenal, and for that reason I will keep on top of all of their new releases, I just might wait a few volumes before I start investing in the trade paperbacks.
While I enjoyed seeing one of the cubs feature prominently in the story arc I find it strange that one of the most notably passive cubs is written as a cocky Casanova.
I'm interested in where the Fables world will go and am excited to see what sort of Mundy Fables we will be introduced to. I feel like there is a lot of modern material available to explore, as well as the less famous folklore and myths.
Like I said, Fables is one of my absolute favourites, the world building is phenomenal, and for that reason I will keep on top of all of their new releases, I just might wait a few volumes before I start investing in the trade paperbacks.