Der Dunkle Turm 5: Die Schlacht am Jericho Hill (Stephen King's The Dark Tower - Graphic Novel series #5)
Format: hardcover
ISBN:
9783868690125
Publish date: November 2011
Publisher: Splitter
Pages no: 223
Edition language: Deutsch
Category:
Fantasy,
Science Fiction,
Horror,
Sequential Art,
Graphic Novels,
Comics,
Graphic Novels Comics,
Apocalyptic,
Post Apocalyptic,
Western,
Superheroes,
Marvel,
Fiction
Tak, jestem fanem Kinga. jego twórczość co jedno z najlepszych rzeczy jakie mnie spotkało w czytelniczym życiu. Problem jest taki, że z czasem zapoznałem się ze wszystkimi jego dziełami. Może więc wyjść poza ramy czytelnicze i rzucić okiem na powieści graficzne, czyli komiksy. Potencjał jest ogromny...
Battle of Jericho Hill suffers from uninventive and empty story barely improved by two pages artwork throughout. There is even rehashing of same betrayal plot as in Fall of Gilead. One of the things that is particularly painful in this issue is the difference between Gilead before and after the fall...
I knew this one was going to be a tough read, but I honestly expected most of it to come from the death of Alain. His death, described in just a couple sentences in the books, was a gutpunch - to have come so far with his friends only to be accidentally gunned down by them?But his happened so fast -...
Yet another great edition of this graphic novel series. This one is the origin, the start of the official "Dark Tower" quest, wherein Roland sets the goal and he and his ka-tet go about trying to attain it. They don't even come close, of course. Nine years later, they've come right back around to wh...
Robin Furth has put forth an admirable effort over the course of this series. She mimics the voice well enough (you can almost hear King's voice in the narration), and has filled out the gaps in the story left by King, but I guess I just got used to the novel format and the depth that it provides. ...
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