A review by midnightsspells
The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys: National Anthem, by Shaun Simon, Gerard Way
5.0
do i need to explain my rating?
many people will say that Gerard has a creative mind when it comes to characters and has nice concepts, but his writing style is comfusing and he doesn't know how to tell a story. it either doesn't make sense or your brain starts to boil like fried oil trying to perceive the main idea.
my oppinion is that Gerard's storytelling is not for everybody. not many people can make a honest and clear impression about their writing because there are not many people that will actually UNDERSTAND their way of narating. and that's why i love it so much.
i will read everything this man has written and will write. i am one of the biggest fans of his works and i'm so glad i live in the same lifetime with him.
and i love the killjoys as much as i love Gerard, and especially i love Mike and Kara and Jaime with my whole heart. i really hope we'll get to see them again even for a few pages.
many people will say that Gerard has a creative mind when it comes to characters and has nice concepts, but his writing style is comfusing and he doesn't know how to tell a story. it either doesn't make sense or your brain starts to boil like fried oil trying to perceive the main idea.
my oppinion is that Gerard's storytelling is not for everybody. not many people can make a honest and clear impression about their writing because there are not many people that will actually UNDERSTAND their way of narating. and that's why i love it so much.
i will read everything this man has written and will write. i am one of the biggest fans of his works and i'm so glad i live in the same lifetime with him.
and i love the killjoys as much as i love Gerard, and especially i love Mike and Kara and Jaime with my whole heart. i really hope we'll get to see them again even for a few pages.