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A review by mckaylaboyd
Outlaw: The Legend of Robin Hood by Tony Lee
I decided not to give this a rating. I could decide what it would be.
I don’t know if I enjoyed it as much as I could have but I’m not really one to enjoy graphic novels. Sometimes I genuinely forget to examine the art and I was getting confused on remembering what each character looked like.
It was also so short. I wish it was one of many because Robin Hood has such a number of stories.
But, that being said, it was a very successful graphic novel and it showed the Robin Hood legends in a very artistic way. They also didn’t just copy the stories. Yes it was obviously generated from some of the famous tales, but they wanted to tell the stories different. There is something about the epicness of the Robin Hood legends that begs to be shown and therefore, this book was a success. The end was engaging and enjoyable in every way. I loved the artwork with the arrows.
Maybe not my cup of tea, but definitely had the spirit of Robin Hood.
I don’t know if I enjoyed it as much as I could have but I’m not really one to enjoy graphic novels. Sometimes I genuinely forget to examine the art and I was getting confused on remembering what each character looked like.
It was also so short. I wish it was one of many because Robin Hood has such a number of stories.
But, that being said, it was a very successful graphic novel and it showed the Robin Hood legends in a very artistic way. They also didn’t just copy the stories. Yes it was obviously generated from some of the famous tales, but they wanted to tell the stories different. There is something about the epicness of the Robin Hood legends that begs to be shown and therefore, this book was a success. The end was engaging and enjoyable in every way. I loved the artwork with the arrows.
Maybe not my cup of tea, but definitely had the spirit of Robin Hood.