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Pros
Providence does for lovecraftian mythos, what watchmen did for superheroes. Alan moore's (apparently) final comic work is another in a series of lovecraftian pastiches. The story is interesting (i love lovecraft) and the art well done.
Highlights
Quality
The detailed and atmospheric artwork by jacen burrows is easily the best of his already impressive career, complimenting the st... Read More
There are so many hidden - and not so hidden - lovecraftian gems throughout this book, i was in awe of the author's research an... Read More
Each of the 12 issues is another "chapter" in the story, split between traditional comic storytelling and detailed journal entr... Read More
This is a horror story, and the horrors build steadily throughout.
Packaging/appearance
Review loses one star because the other book i ordered was not packed and now amazon is telling me that the package arrived.
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- This product had a total of 503 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 14 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Each of the 12 issues is another 34chapter34 in the story split between traditional comic storytelling and detailed journal entries of the protagonist robert black
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Review loses one star because the other book i ordered was not packed and now amazon is telling me that the package arrived
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Im sure its simply an oversight and i look forward to it being quickly resolved
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
All leading to a visionary climax
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
After reading each chapter i tried to predict where the story was headed and i failed miserably each time
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Alan moore has said in interviews that he thinks the comics medium is unique in the way it can tell two simultaneous and possibly contradictory stories by making the drawn panels inconsistent with the dialogue
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This could be done on three levels if you used the early 1950s ec comics format of captionballoon
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Instead of captions moore has the former reporter keep a 34commonplace book34 which is a combination of diary and collection of ideas for stories as they pop into mind
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