Alexios Tjoyas

DNF too grotesque even for me and I'm an old hat horror fan

I read this and 'Quatrieme Pouvoir' in quick succession, and they have a similar problem: Awesome art, terrible writing. The stories make no sense whatsoever, there are no real characters, no plot, no themes tying the picture-sequences together. While the art (especially in Foligatto) is very good, the lack of cohesion really curbs my appreciation, making the overall experience only worthy of two stars, which is a shame.

I read this and 'Quatrieme Pouvoir' in quick succession, and they have a similar problem: Awesome art, terrible writing. The stories make no sense whatsoever, there are no real characters, no plot, no themes tying the picture-sequences together. While the art (especially in Foligatto) is very good, the lack of cohesion really curbs my appreciation, making the overall experience only worthy of two stars, which is a shame.