Rivers of London: Body Work
Peter Grant, having become the first English apprentice wizard in fifty years, must immediately deal with two different but ultimately inter-related cases. In one he must find what is possessing ordinary people and turning them into vicious killers, and in the second he must broker a peace...
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Peter Grant, having become the first English apprentice wizard in fifty years, must immediately deal with two different but ultimately inter-related cases. In one he must find what is possessing ordinary people and turning them into vicious killers, and in the second he must broker a peace between the two warring gods of the River Thames.
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Format: Paperback
ISBN:
9781782761877 (178276187X)
ASIN: 178276187X
Publish date: 2016-03-29
Publisher: Titan Comics
Pages no: 128
Edition language: English
Loved this tale of a man who drowns in the river which leads to a haunted car. The single page glimpses into the life of Peter Grant and his colleagues are also very good.Peter in this is a bit of a babe... As Peter is dating a River and also there's a drowning featured I'm going for Fear the Dro...
I'm a big fan of the Rivers of London series, but I did hesitate a little before ordering Body Work, the first of a series of graphic novels that tell additional stories to the main series. I'm not always pleased with the way an artist interprets characters, so I was not sure I would like this graph...
The Folly -- Peter Grant and his boss, Inspector Nightingale -- make their way to comics in this collection from Titan Comics. The two are facing a threat right out of a Stephen King novel: a homicidal car. There's more to it, of course, but that's it in essence. The story was entertaining, an...
London Constable Peter Grant discovers something a little unusual while investigating a series of murders: he can see ghosts. Before long, he finds himself apprenticed to Investigator Nightingale ... a wizard. Because he can also do low-level magic.Think Harry Potter meets Sherlock Holmes, and you'v...
The publication of Ben Aaronovitch’s latest novel in the Peter Grant series has been put off again, so I went out and bought the first of the Rivers of London graphic novels (based on the Peter Grant series) to try to tide me over. I read it the same day I bought it though, so we’ll see how effecti...
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