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A review by gloriouspanic
Madame Frankenstein by Jamie S. Rich
1.0
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Disclosure: Free copy in exchange for an honest review from netgalley
Artwork:
I enjoyed most of the artwork and the style, especially of Gail or the female Frankenstein in this story. My favorite though were the scenes between sections – many of which seemed like they would make excellent posters. It also reminded me of an older style of drawing which reminded me even more of the older Frankenstein comic books.
Review:
Strangely this was a book where I didn’t really like any of the characters. Every character annoyed me – perhaps that’s just the way of the story but it didn’t really seem like any main character had any redeemable qualities. All of them were selfish and vain which made it hard to relate at all to the story. I’m all for bad guys and horror and evil but this just felt over the top. I did like the different spin on an old classic though – having a female character in the place of Frankenstein was very interesting.
Disclosure: Free copy in exchange for an honest review from netgalley
Artwork:
I enjoyed most of the artwork and the style, especially of Gail or the female Frankenstein in this story. My favorite though were the scenes between sections – many of which seemed like they would make excellent posters. It also reminded me of an older style of drawing which reminded me even more of the older Frankenstein comic books.
Review:
Strangely this was a book where I didn’t really like any of the characters. Every character annoyed me – perhaps that’s just the way of the story but it didn’t really seem like any main character had any redeemable qualities. All of them were selfish and vain which made it hard to relate at all to the story. I’m all for bad guys and horror and evil but this just felt over the top. I did like the different spin on an old classic though – having a female character in the place of Frankenstein was very interesting.