Ryan K. Lindsay
Auteur de My Little Pony: Adventures in Friendship Volume 1
Œuvres de Ryan K. Lindsay
Fatherhood #1 2 exemplaires
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Micro-Series #2 1 exemplaire
ETERNAL 1 exemplaire
Beautiful Canvas #1 1 exemplaire
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Negative Space par Ryan K Lindsay
Holy cow, this book is amazing! Never heard of it or the creators, but I picked up a used copy purely based on the cover and the pull quotes. The story is highly unique, darkly comedic, and moving - but the art is really what sells it. I read this one SO SLOWLY because I wanted to bask in every panel. Deals with heavy themes (depression, suicide, societal manipulation, etc) but in a very introspective way. READ THIS!
What an incredible read, here. A corporation secretly harvesting the emotions of living beings to be used to feed demons. One prolific writer on the verge of suicide and huge pinkish aliens bent on eating the world. And that's just the first issue?! I cannot wait for this series to take off. Unfortunately Issue #3 will not be released until January of 2016!
Loved this idea when I first heard about it - a set of fictional adventures for a real-life movie star. And one that even I've heard of!
Making a man like Lee Marvin star in these adventures obviously means that these are going to be noir stories, hard-boiled as a rock, with a dark sense of humour in some cases. Based, it seems, on events from his real life, the stories range through a varied set of scenarios, timeframes and locations, although there is a propensity for hard-drinking and dedicated womanising to show up frequently.
A collection that is obviously going to work better for fans of Marvin, it also worked well for this reader - whose knowledge of the man himself is sketchy at best. Alternatively, if you are a fan of darker, noir styled story telling, this is a clever concept that's executed very elegantly.
http://www.austcrimefiction.org/review/review-lee-crime-factory… (plus d'informations)
Making a man like Lee Marvin star in these adventures obviously means that these are going to be noir stories, hard-boiled as a rock, with a dark sense of humour in some cases. Based, it seems, on events from his real life, the stories range through a varied set of scenarios, timeframes and locations, although there is a propensity for hard-drinking and dedicated womanising to show up frequently.
A collection that is obviously going to work better for fans of Marvin, it also worked well for this reader - whose knowledge of the man himself is sketchy at best. Alternatively, if you are a fan of darker, noir styled story telling, this is a clever concept that's executed very elegantly.
http://www.austcrimefiction.org/review/review-lee-crime-factory… (plus d'informations)
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- Œuvres
- 13
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- 1
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- 97
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- #194,532
- Évaluation
- 3.5
- Critiques
- 3
- ISBN
- 12