Un regalo da farsi. Non so se nella edizione originale le tavole sono a colori, probabilmente si'; in questo caso il dono sarebbe completo. Una intervista deliziosa e rivelatrice; due testi di Moore illustrati da Campbell profondi ed ermetici. ( )

An adventure comic which tries a Fables-style take on Shakespeare; mix a bunch of characters together from the different plays, and give them a common story. Honestly, it feels like a cynical attempt to court the school market (or the concerned parent market) with a mechanical appeals-to-boys approach to the bard: swordfights, graphic novel, irreverence, mix, serve chilled. Then, hope the English departments pay attention. My dad gave it a try, and couldn't get more than halfway. I couldn't get halfway. I mean, can we do better than Hamlet as a bland action hero and Lady Macbeth as a busty evil vixen? How can you remove the weird from Richard III? The art by Andy Belanger is competent, and the colours by Ian Herring are rich, if conservative.

the epitome of moore's non mainstream comic work. also delves into his studies of magck. ( )