by Phil Foglio, Kaja Foglio
This book hit the spot!!! I have been skim-ditching, it's a horrible habit (one I am trying to wean from and sort of my thing lately), like crazy which led to my frustration levels building exponentially with every discarded book found littering my bedroom floor. I had been insatiable for a book...n...
The difficult beginning aside, where it took a while to adapt to the alternating point of views, once I hit page 50 I was hooked. This is how I like my steampunk. The steampunk elements aren't merely incidental but rather the central part of the story. This book promises lots of retro futuristic sci...
Not as good as the comic but it's worth reading; you get a lot more if the subtle world building and characterization.
I was very excited to find this book on the shelf at my local bookstore (it took them a while to get it in). I have been reading the Girl Genius comic for several years, so a novelisation was of interest to me.The writing is solid, though some stylistic elements may take getting used to, particularl...
If you're a fan of this webcomic, then this is a treat! I've been following this series for a few years now (maybe two) and I love Agatha's strong sense of independence and will.This book novelizes the first volume of Girl Genius, though the writing isn't the best (they are graphic novel writers) it...
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