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Karmen
by Guillem March
3.5/5 stars
The illustrations are creative and intelligent; this graphic novel plays with the structure of comic panels, offers gorgeous cityscapes, and portrays fluid motion effortlessly. I enjoyed the color scheme and the style.
The narrative is interesting to me; it is quite dark, and the images are explicit so if you are triggered by images of suicide, read with caution. I was intrigued by the premises of the story though, so I read it all in one quick sitting.
The ending is rather vague and so I shall need to read following volumes to better make sense of this one.
Also I should note that I read this through Netgalley.
The illustrations are creative and intelligent; this graphic novel plays with the structure of comic panels, offers gorgeous cityscapes, and portrays fluid motion effortlessly. I enjoyed the color scheme and the style.
The narrative is interesting to me; it is quite dark, and the images are explicit so if you are triggered by images of suicide, read with caution. I was intrigued by the premises of the story though, so I read it all in one quick sitting.
The ending is rather vague and so I shall need to read following volumes to better make sense of this one.
Also I should note that I read this through Netgalley.