Scan barcode
A review by mel_books
Someone to Talk To by Grégory Panaccione
5.0
4.5 rounded to 5.
Samuel is 35, and he hates his boss and job. He has no wife, no children, not even a girlfriend. His only friends are two neighbors, an elderly couple. On his birthday, he is alone again. He calls the only number he knows by heart: his old home number. Someone answers, and it turns out it’s his younger version of himself.
A very good graphic novel about dreams, goals, and life achievements. The illustrations are great, very creative. I like the author used more styles. There’s another style for Samuel’s dreams and emotions. Highly recommended.
Thanks to Europe Comics for the ARC and the opportunity to read this! All opinions are my own.
Samuel is 35, and he hates his boss and job. He has no wife, no children, not even a girlfriend. His only friends are two neighbors, an elderly couple. On his birthday, he is alone again. He calls the only number he knows by heart: his old home number. Someone answers, and it turns out it’s his younger version of himself.
A very good graphic novel about dreams, goals, and life achievements. The illustrations are great, very creative. I like the author used more styles. There’s another style for Samuel’s dreams and emotions. Highly recommended.
Thanks to Europe Comics for the ARC and the opportunity to read this! All opinions are my own.