[I got a copy through NetGalley, in exchange for an honest review.] Some pretty good artwork in places, although I expected something more original, especially considering the length of this volume. The basic idea in itself is, I'd say, typical enough of dystopian stories: country (here, Italy) ...
I really liked the artwork. However, at times I was wondering what I was reading because there didn't seem to be much of a plot. Set in a very Dystopian (one might say over-the-top Dystopian) future Italy it had a very strange Japanese feeling over it. Partly this might have to do with the manga-l...
I received a free copy of this book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. The only reason I rated this work three stars was the artwork. It was stunning and the dream sequences were my favorite out of all the panels. Unfortunately, the story was a letdown compared to the artwork. The...