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Promethea: Book Five of the Apocalyptic Series - Community Reviews back

by Jeromy Cox, José Villarrubia, Mick Gray, Alan Moore
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The Curious Curator's Book Blog
The Curious Curator's Book Blog rated it 14 years ago
I really liked this series. The themes might not be for everyone, but then again, nothing is. If nothing else, it's thought-provoking and very effective (not to mention beautiful) as a graphic novel. The final issue is pure genius. Highly recommended.
Itinerant Librarian on Books
Itinerant Librarian on Books rated it 15 years ago
Once I started this one, I pretty much had to keep going until the very end. In part, it was not as profound as the previous volumes, so that made the reading pace a bit quicker. Most of the in-depth meditation of the series was already out of the way. The nice thing about the ending, which I think ...
wealhtheow
wealhtheow rated it 18 years ago
Promethea is a great idea set in a fantastic world (I love the details!) with fabulous characters. Sophie's loooong voyage into the Immateria (...she meets God! She IS God! We are ALL God! Wow!) was boring, but no where near as frustrating as the end of the series. Promethea-as-Ender-of-Worlds ...
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