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A review by zare_i
The Case of Charles Dexter Ward: A Graphic Novel by I.N.J. Culbard, H.P. Lovecraft
5.0
This one was yet another unknown Lovecraft's work to me.
I have to say that story itself was highly intriguing. While starting up as a story about a young man trying to find out more about his family history it very soon becomes a very Twilight-like tale with a rather strong twist. Ending was on par with the ending of Hitchock's Psycho, sad and disturbing at the same time.
Art is excellent (as it was case with all Lovecraft books prepared by I.N.J. Cullbard), flow of story, and overall visual presentation is so cinematic that it seems like it was created on a basis of movie scene-by-scene drawings. Truly wonderful.
Highly recommended.
I have to say that story itself was highly intriguing. While starting up as a story about a young man trying to find out more about his family history it very soon becomes a very Twilight-like tale with a rather strong twist. Ending was on par with the ending of Hitchock's Psycho, sad and disturbing at the same time.
Art is excellent (as it was case with all Lovecraft books prepared by I.N.J. Cullbard), flow of story, and overall visual presentation is so cinematic that it seems like it was created on a basis of movie scene-by-scene drawings. Truly wonderful.
Highly recommended.