http://www.dailyblam.com/news/2011/06/27/erics-top-shelf-graphic-novel-review-lucille
http://gfbrobot.com/2011/02/09/graphic-novel-review-lucille-by-ludovic-debeurme/
http://www.graphicnovelreporter.com/content/lucille-review
Lucille was a different story. The artwork is not confined to panels on the page, but to the page. No borders, which is just different.
That said, it's a story of two lost souls who find each other, and lose each other, but are forever joined. Lucille, the title character, is an anorexic who runs away with a boy who just lost his father, and his name. Running away seemed like a good thing, but it brings it's own challenges as well.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Filthy Rich
http://www.graphicnovelreporter.com/content/filthy-rich-review
http://comicsand.blogspot.com/2009/07/filthy-rich-review.html
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2009/08/24/review-filthy-rich-by-brian-azzarello-and-victor-santos-for-vertigo-crime/
http://crimesceneni.blogspot.com/2009/09/wee-review-filthy-rich-by-brian.html
http://www.nyjournalofbooks.com/review/filthy-rich
http://comicsand.blogspot.com/2009/07/filthy-rich-review.html
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2009/08/24/review-filthy-rich-by-brian-azzarello-and-victor-santos-for-vertigo-crime/
http://crimesceneni.blogspot.com/2009/09/wee-review-filthy-rich-by-brian.html
http://www.nyjournalofbooks.com/review/filthy-rich
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Exit Wounds
http://www.austinchronicle.com/books/2009-05-08/777890/
http://graphicnovelschallenge.blogspot.com/2009/03/rutu-modan-exit-wounds.html
http://www.pulpanddagger.com/maskedbookwyrm/general_e2.html
http://www.publishersweekly.com/973-1-897299-06-0
Modan, Rutu. Exit Wounds. Drawn & Quarterly. May 2007. 160p. ISBN 978-1-897299-06-7. $19.95. F
Caught up in the family taxi business in modern Tel Aviv, Koby Franco receives a peculiar dispatch to Army Spokesman Headquarters. There he meets Numi, a female soldier who has reason to believe that one of the victims of a suicide bombing of a bus station cafeteria in Hadera was Koby's father, Gabriel. Her only rationale is a glimpse on television of a handmade scarf at the attack scene that might have been Gabriel's. With the father/son relationship already estranged, Koby shrugs off the suggestion, denying the grim reality and reinforcing his apathy. Reluctantly, however, Koby joins Numi in hunting for clues that would explain more than just his father's abandoned apartment and go so far as to piece together the last months of all their lives and provide an unintended lesson in trust. Award-winning Israeli magazine and children's illustrator Modan delivers her debut with thin, controlled lines and bulky human figures that seem to be constantly moving in fluid yet lumbering anticipation of the next frame; it all recalls Winsor McCay's early animated shorts. Exit Wounds is a realistic urban mystery with engaging characters who end up being their own biggest clues. While the galley proofs are in black and white and softbound, the final version will be a full-color hardcover. A few instances of language and nudity and a sex scene that lasts for several pages make this appropriate for older teens and mature audiences. A promising debut from an author who knows how to employ emotion.—David Garza, AWBERC Lib. U.S. EPA, Cincinnati
-Library Journal
http://graphicnovelschallenge.blogspot.com/2009/03/rutu-modan-exit-wounds.html
http://www.pulpanddagger.com/maskedbookwyrm/general_e2.html
http://www.publishersweekly.com/973-1-897299-06-0
Modan, Rutu. Exit Wounds. Drawn & Quarterly. May 2007. 160p. ISBN 978-1-897299-06-7. $19.95. F
Caught up in the family taxi business in modern Tel Aviv, Koby Franco receives a peculiar dispatch to Army Spokesman Headquarters. There he meets Numi, a female soldier who has reason to believe that one of the victims of a suicide bombing of a bus station cafeteria in Hadera was Koby's father, Gabriel. Her only rationale is a glimpse on television of a handmade scarf at the attack scene that might have been Gabriel's. With the father/son relationship already estranged, Koby shrugs off the suggestion, denying the grim reality and reinforcing his apathy. Reluctantly, however, Koby joins Numi in hunting for clues that would explain more than just his father's abandoned apartment and go so far as to piece together the last months of all their lives and provide an unintended lesson in trust. Award-winning Israeli magazine and children's illustrator Modan delivers her debut with thin, controlled lines and bulky human figures that seem to be constantly moving in fluid yet lumbering anticipation of the next frame; it all recalls Winsor McCay's early animated shorts. Exit Wounds is a realistic urban mystery with engaging characters who end up being their own biggest clues. While the galley proofs are in black and white and softbound, the final version will be a full-color hardcover. A few instances of language and nudity and a sex scene that lasts for several pages make this appropriate for older teens and mature audiences. A promising debut from an author who knows how to employ emotion.—David Garza, AWBERC Lib. U.S. EPA, Cincinnati
-Library Journal
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