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Eric Gapstur

Auteur de Family Tree, Vol. 1: Sapling

11 oeuvres 204 utilisateurs 13 critiques

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Œuvres de Eric Gapstur

Family Tree, Vol. 1: Sapling (2020) — Illustrateur — 57 exemplaires
Family Tree, Vol. 2: Seeds (2020) — Illustrateur — 32 exemplaires
Sort of Super (2022) 32 exemplaires
Shipwreck, Vol. 1 (2018) — Illustrateur — 27 exemplaires
Family Tree, Vol. 3: Forest (2021) — Illustrateur — 21 exemplaires
Gotham City: Year One (2023) — Illustrateur — 20 exemplaires
The Magma Cup (2023) 11 exemplaires
James Bond 007 #9 1 exemplaire
James Bond 007 #8 1 exemplaire
James Bond 007 #7 1 exemplaire

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It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel pine.

So after an energetic start and middle, the ending comes down to a listless grudge match that just did nothing for me and a shrug of a denouement.

It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel . . . board.
 
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villemezbrown | Apr 2, 2024 |
Grandpa continues to kick tree-hater butt as the rest of the family tries to hightail it away with the daughter who is becoming a tree.

Flee, tree, flee!

Between the fistfights and gunplay, we get some hints of where this is leading, and it doesn't look like it's going end well for any of us who are not super serious tree huggers.

I think this book works for me because I find plants to be truly horrifying and inscrutable things.
 
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villemezbrown | 1 autre critique | Apr 1, 2024 |
This series is so charming. Great art, humor, and characters! The brother and genius sister mostly get along, which I love, but I want to give a spotlight to their friends, Nara and Beto. These two are so sweet and selfless! I’d love to have friends like them. More importantly, Wyatt and Adeline appreciate them and acknowledge their sacrifices.

For this book, there’s less of a focus on the superpowers at this wacky camp because it’s a cover for Wyatt and Adeline to find their lost mother.

I like the bits of depth here. Wyatt’s insecure outside of his powers, and Adeline took their mother’s disappearance the hardest akin to grief.

Also, the art excels. Dynamic poses and great paneling. Nothing stays the same from page to page in the best way possible. All in a cartoony style. I really like the art here.
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DestDest | 1 autre critique | Jan 21, 2024 |
Representation: N/A?
Trigger warnings: Fire, disappearance of a person, explosions
Score: Seven points out of ten.
This review can also be found on The StoryGraph.

7/10, after reading Four Eyes which wasn't the best novel ever I was hoping that I would enjoy this one and I'm glad I picked this one up because it was definitely worth reading; improvements could be done here and there but overall it's a good read and felt similar to Marvel or DC comics. It starts off with the main character Wyatt explaining his backstory and how he got superpowers and everything looks normal at first until some of the animals start disappearing and no one knows why yet but that'll be revealed soon. Wyatt uses his superpowers and makes a team with his sister to keep the peace in his town however the situation worsens when a person goes missing so Wyatt tries to find the perpetrator and at first his leads go cold; he finds him eventually when the principal turns out to be an alien and his species is about to take over Earth. Wyatt was the only one who could stop them and so in the end there was a massive war where they won and all the missing people and animals appeared again however I still don't know where his mother is but that may be revealed in the next book in the series.… (plus d'informations)
 
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Law_Books600 | 1 autre critique | Nov 3, 2023 |

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Œuvres
11
Membres
204
Popularité
#108,207
Évaluation
½ 3.4
Critiques
13
ISBN
23
Langues
4

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