by Frank Beddor, Liz Cavalier, Ben Templesmith
First off, the art is atrocious and, as we all know, that usually makes or breaks graphic novels. Secondly, I had a heck of a time trying to follow along with the story, especially in the beginning. There isn't a lot of dialogue and the story bounces around from person to person.Now maybe some of my...
This is a spin-off, graphic novel series based around the Looking Glass Wars trilogy by Frank Beddor. I loved his few pages of illustrations in the books, so I thought that a graphic novel would be the perfect follow-up to the series. I was also interested because Hatter was such an amazing characte...
Ben Templesmith's artwork is better than the dialogue. The story told is a very interesting concept. Taking Lewis Carroll's Through The Looking Glass to a whole new level.Where imagination is looked down upon, one man The Hatter, with sharp knives fights his way to the orphaned children could one of...
The pro is that it's chaotically drawn, but the con is that it's chaotically told. I was lost half the time, but didn't really care because of how dark the artwork was.
I love this YA series by Beddor and the graphic novel of the Mad Hatter's journey is FANTASTIC. Great visuals to go with compelling storytelling.
An interesting companion work to Beddor's Looking Glass Wars which does not necessarily stand so well on its own merits. The art is sketchy and atmospheric in nature, and this can make following the story confusing at times.
A nice little companion to the Looking Glass Wars series. In it, we get to see what happened to Hatter M during the years he was searching for Princess Alyss. Not particularly insightful to the overall lexicon of the series but is nevertheless entertaining. Ben Templesmith's artwork is, as usual, ...
*Please note that this is a spin-off of the first book of The Looking Glass Wars series, so the review may contain spoilers. Read at your own risk.*I have been a long time fan of The Looking Glass Wars series, so I was really excited to take my love for this series into a different medium. The first...
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