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A review by thebookishcrows
Little Bird: The Fight for Elder's Hope by Darcy Van Poelgeest
4.0
The art in this is just incredible. I love the colour palette and it really ties in with the atmosphere of the storyline. Certain characters did look quite similar/have a similar build which made it difficult to discern who is who.
I loved the distant, prophetic narration that was dotted in with the action. It had some of the most impactful lines that highlighted how humanity, at its very core, thrives on hunger and dreams. The action was intense and I really enjoyed the dystopian Canada setting. The scene was constantly changing which made it fast-paced but also rather confusing as to what was happening where, when and why. Overall, I loved the aesthetic and plot but it was baffling at times.
I loved the distant, prophetic narration that was dotted in with the action. It had some of the most impactful lines that highlighted how humanity, at its very core, thrives on hunger and dreams. The action was intense and I really enjoyed the dystopian Canada setting. The scene was constantly changing which made it fast-paced but also rather confusing as to what was happening where, when and why. Overall, I loved the aesthetic and plot but it was baffling at times.