A review by mariakazantzi
The Hollows by Chris Ryall
2.0
"The Hollows" poses a philosophical and social question- when facing destruction and the need for survival, what are few human lives worth? Would you endager you "safe" life for some strangers, whom the rest of your society has already forgotten?
Due to this question, through all the pages of this graphic novel prevades the feeling of doubt, but there is also a ray of hope that humanity and altruism will win over selfishness, and these feelings are exceptionally depicted in its illustration.
Unfortunately, its rather interesting philosophical nature and its marvelous illustrations are overshadowed by a confusing storyline, which frustrates the readers and makes it difficult for them to enjoy the book.
Due to this question, through all the pages of this graphic novel prevades the feeling of doubt, but there is also a ray of hope that humanity and altruism will win over selfishness, and these feelings are exceptionally depicted in its illustration.
Unfortunately, its rather interesting philosophical nature and its marvelous illustrations are overshadowed by a confusing storyline, which frustrates the readers and makes it difficult for them to enjoy the book.