A review by carlylwbug
Heroes: Volume One, by Tim Sale
1.0
I wasn't impressed by this "in-depth" manga approach to the Heroes series. When I first saw the book, I was incredibly excited because I need to read manga in order to participate in the library's summer reading program. It's never been my favorite genre, so when I saw this book I got very excited. Heroes was one of my favorite television shows for a long time, so I thought this book would just be a recap of what had already happened.
Instead of a recap, this novel ended up being more background stories on top of the regular Heroes series. It was hard to follow along and jumped sporadically from one story to the next, making it unenjoyable to read.
Overall I was disappointed with this manga and do not recommend it to fans of the television show, unless you are looking for even more confusing background plot lines.
Instead of a recap, this novel ended up being more background stories on top of the regular Heroes series. It was hard to follow along and jumped sporadically from one story to the next, making it unenjoyable to read.
Overall I was disappointed with this manga and do not recommend it to fans of the television show, unless you are looking for even more confusing background plot lines.