A review by claudiap
Genesis by Nathan Edmondson
3.0
Genesis is a graphic novel that seemed a psychotic journey of a man who always dreamed of having the power to change the world, and in this delirium he really believes the he won this same capacity. He believes himself able to express everything he thinks. That would be wonderful, right? Now imagine the amount of things we think, but we block for it not being socially acceptable or simply hurting others. The problem arises when he starts to understand that he doesn’t control the "power".
The general idea of the comic pleased me, but it seemed a very short novel for the type of message that is transmitted. There are ideas that are addressed and dropped quickly throughout the pages. The impact would be totally different if it was longer.
The design of this graphic novel was not my favourite, but overall I enjoyed this reading.
# I received this book from NetGalley for an honest review #
The general idea of the comic pleased me, but it seemed a very short novel for the type of message that is transmitted. There are ideas that are addressed and dropped quickly throughout the pages. The impact would be totally different if it was longer.
The design of this graphic novel was not my favourite, but overall I enjoyed this reading.
# I received this book from NetGalley for an honest review #