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A review by daisysbookmusings
House of Slaughter, Vol. 1: The Butcher's Mark by Tate Brombal, James Tynion IV
4.0
ONCE AGAIN A GRAPHIC NOVEL THAT'S AN OFFSHOOT OF A POPULAR SERIES, MEANING I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IS GOING ON HALF THE TIME.
It was however fun, gory, and entertaining and has two leading male gay characters (which was a pleasant surprise) the characters are complex and at times incredibly unlikeable.
The story itself has a timeline parallel that overlaps on multiple pages and I really enjoyed seeing how this detailed the complexities and similarities of our character's past and present despite the 15-year gap.
I enjoyed it enough that I'll now have to read the rest of them...
It was however fun, gory, and entertaining and has two leading male gay characters (which was a pleasant surprise) the characters are complex and at times incredibly unlikeable.
The story itself has a timeline parallel that overlaps on multiple pages and I really enjoyed seeing how this detailed the complexities and similarities of our character's past and present despite the 15-year gap.
I enjoyed it enough that I'll now have to read the rest of them...