The Walking Dead: A Continuing Story of Survival Horror, Book 1
This hardcover features the first 12 issues of the hit series along with the covers for the issues in one oversized hardcover volume. Perfect for long time fans, new readers and anyone needing a slightly heavy object with which to fend off the walking dead.
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Ok, I'll admit that I have never read a comic book before. Or is it a graphic novel? See? I don't even know if there is a difference between the two or not. I'm so ashamed!
I (like many others it appears) only picked this up because I absolutely gushingly adore and love, love, love, loveeeeeeeeeeee the show on AMC. And I still love the show much more. But this was pretty cool, too.
I actually loved reading this and was surprised at how sucked into it I was. It was really easy to follow (and I had some serious doubts that I would be able to follow all those speech bubbles being the...er...n00b I am to comics/graphic novels). The artwork was great - the expressions captured more than the words a lot of the time. There were parts where I was convinced that the artwork was done by different people because the people looked different, and I still haven't sorted out if that is true or not. Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
There were a lot of differences (expected), and I appreciated everything the show has done to enhance on the story. Although, I was grateful the show left out: Dale and Andrea getting it on. *shudder* Unless that did happen on the show, and I mentally blocked it out for obvious reasons. *double shudder* Oh, and the language. I wasn't put off by it, and while I was sure I was going to blow up from all the f-bombs, I thought that given the characters' circumstances, it was pretty damn appropriate.
Already ready to check out the next one.
I (like many others it appears) only picked this up because I absolutely gushingly adore and love, love, love, loveeeeeeeeeeee the show on AMC. And I still love the show much more. But this was pretty cool, too.
I actually loved reading this and was surprised at how sucked into it I was. It was really easy to follow (and I had some serious doubts that I would be able to follow all those speech bubbles being the...er...n00b I am to comics/graphic novels). The artwork was great - the expressions captured more than the words a lot of the time. There were parts where I was convinced that the artwork was done by different people because the people looked different, and I still haven't sorted out if that is true or not. Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
There were a lot of differences (expected), and I appreciated everything the show has done to enhance on the story. Although, I was grateful the show left out: Dale and Andrea getting it on. *shudder* Unless that did happen on the show, and I mentally blocked it out for obvious reasons. *double shudder* Oh, and the language. I wasn't put off by it, and while I was sure I was going to blow up from all the f-bombs, I thought that given the characters' circumstances, it was pretty damn appropriate.
Already ready to check out the next one.
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