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Gnartoons by James The Stanton
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? N/A
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A
2.5
visually interesting, to be read while tripping, the text didn't really make sense most of the time
Ava's Demon, Book 2 by Michelle Fus
5.0
"Ava's Demon" is a webcomic written and drawn by Michelle Czajkowski from 2012 onwards.
It follows a girl named Ava, who has been haunted her whole life by a demon that only she can see and that always gets her into trouble, causing her angry outbursts. Ava is sent one day to the principal's office only to get on a ship with two of her classmates and have her planet destroyed.
The storytelling is masterful. The captivating story and plot makes you not want to put the book down once you start reading, every page leaving you with a strong need for more. When I finished reading it, that's exactly what went through my head. I NEEDED more. It being a webcomic, it's not finished and practically left us hanging in the middle of a conversation.
The characters are complex, lovable, multi-dimensional and so well constructed. There is no black or white, there are no fully good or entirely evil characters, and don't get me started on how all of them made me want to call them MY CHILD.
The artwork and animation are so soft, detailed and pleasant to look at. The visuals are just breathtaking. The colour palette is beautiful and the entire book breathes aesthetics.
Overall, I can't wait for the next part to come out. I would definitely recommend "Ava's Demon" to anyone who is a fan of comic books, visual novels, webcomics, mangas, or to anyone that's starting out in the world of webcomics.
It being a webcomic, you can read it for free at http://avasdemon.com/.
It follows a girl named Ava, who has been haunted her whole life by a demon that only she can see and that always gets her into trouble, causing her angry outbursts. Ava is sent one day to the principal's office only to get on a ship with two of her classmates and have her planet destroyed.
The storytelling is masterful. The captivating story and plot makes you not want to put the book down once you start reading, every page leaving you with a strong need for more. When I finished reading it, that's exactly what went through my head. I NEEDED more. It being a webcomic, it's not finished and practically left us hanging in the middle of a conversation.
The characters are complex, lovable, multi-dimensional and so well constructed. There is no black or white, there are no fully good or entirely evil characters, and don't get me started on how all of them made me want to call them MY CHILD.
The artwork and animation are so soft, detailed and pleasant to look at. The visuals are just breathtaking. The colour palette is beautiful and the entire book breathes aesthetics.
Overall, I can't wait for the next part to come out. I would definitely recommend "Ava's Demon" to anyone who is a fan of comic books, visual novels, webcomics, mangas, or to anyone that's starting out in the world of webcomics.
It being a webcomic, you can read it for free at http://avasdemon.com/.
Ava's Demon: Book One by Michelle Fus
5.0
"Ava's Demon" is a webcomic written and drawn by Michelle Czajkowski from 2012 onwards.
It follows a girl named Ava, who has been haunted her whole life by a demon that only she can see and that always gets her into trouble, causing her angry outbursts. Ava is sent one day to the principal's office only to get on a ship with two of her classmates and have her planet destroyed.
The storytelling is masterful. The captivating story and plot makes you not want to put the book down once you start reading, every page leaving you with a strong need for more. When I finished reading it, that's exactly what went through my head. I NEEDED more. It being a webcomic, it's not finished and practically left us hanging in the middle of a conversation.
The characters are complex, lovable, multi-dimensional and so well constructed. There is no black or white, there are no fully good or entirely evil characters, and don't get me started on how all of them made me want to call them MY CHILD.
The artwork and animation are so soft, detailed and pleasant to look at. The visuals are just breathtaking. The colour palette is beautiful and the entire book breathes aesthetics.
Overall, I can't wait for the next part to come out. I would definitely recommend "Ava's Demon" to anyone who is a fan of comic books, visual novels, webcomics, mangas, or to anyone that's starting out in the world of webcomics.
It being a webcomic, you can read it for free at http://avasdemon.com/.
It follows a girl named Ava, who has been haunted her whole life by a demon that only she can see and that always gets her into trouble, causing her angry outbursts. Ava is sent one day to the principal's office only to get on a ship with two of her classmates and have her planet destroyed.
The storytelling is masterful. The captivating story and plot makes you not want to put the book down once you start reading, every page leaving you with a strong need for more. When I finished reading it, that's exactly what went through my head. I NEEDED more. It being a webcomic, it's not finished and practically left us hanging in the middle of a conversation.
The characters are complex, lovable, multi-dimensional and so well constructed. There is no black or white, there are no fully good or entirely evil characters, and don't get me started on how all of them made me want to call them MY CHILD.
The artwork and animation are so soft, detailed and pleasant to look at. The visuals are just breathtaking. The colour palette is beautiful and the entire book breathes aesthetics.
Overall, I can't wait for the next part to come out. I would definitely recommend "Ava's Demon" to anyone who is a fan of comic books, visual novels, webcomics, mangas, or to anyone that's starting out in the world of webcomics.
It being a webcomic, you can read it for free at http://avasdemon.com/.
Bufniţa care se temea de întuneric by Jill Tomlinson, Viorel Staicu
4.0
I was surprised by how invested I was in this book, even though it's a children's story. I had bought it as a gift for a kid because of another review, and thought I could give it a read to see if it makes a good present.
This book follows Plop the baby owl, an unusual night bird - he's afraid of the dark - and the little adventures he goes on in order to overcome his fear of darkness. Plop is pushed by his mom to go talk to people about the darkness - such as the old lady, the girl, or the boy scout. These characters teach him small lessons and show him reasons not to fear the darkness: the fireworks, the fun, the stars.
As a character, Plop the little owl is adorable, and so are the illustrations of him. In fact, all of the illustrations in the book are cute and Paul Howard did a great job on them.
I recommend this book and I definitely think that every kid could benefit from reading or being read this story.
This book follows Plop the baby owl, an unusual night bird - he's afraid of the dark - and the little adventures he goes on in order to overcome his fear of darkness. Plop is pushed by his mom to go talk to people about the darkness - such as the old lady, the girl, or the boy scout. These characters teach him small lessons and show him reasons not to fear the darkness: the fireworks, the fun, the stars.
As a character, Plop the little owl is adorable, and so are the illustrations of him. In fact, all of the illustrations in the book are cute and Paul Howard did a great job on them.
I recommend this book and I definitely think that every kid could benefit from reading or being read this story.