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A review by gingerbread_void
The Spy Who Raised Me by Ted Anderson
3.0
This was an interesting idea for a graphic novel but I'm not sure it all made sense. You definitely need a suspension of disbelief for this to work at all.
I definitely get what Anderson was going for with this story and I really like the idea. The biggest issue was the first part of this novel seemed really blocky and just sort of off. It got better as the novel went on but I definitely had to force myself through the first quarter of this.
The art style was nice but the color pallet did make a few things seem sort of muggy. I would have liked to see more color or maybe more definition in the reds. I liked the style and character design it was really just the color for me.
Overall this was a solid graphic novel it just seems to need a few quirks to be fixed. I would definitely read the next one as I am curious to see where this story goes.
I definitely get what Anderson was going for with this story and I really like the idea. The biggest issue was the first part of this novel seemed really blocky and just sort of off. It got better as the novel went on but I definitely had to force myself through the first quarter of this.
The art style was nice but the color pallet did make a few things seem sort of muggy. I would have liked to see more color or maybe more definition in the reds. I liked the style and character design it was really just the color for me.
Overall this was a solid graphic novel it just seems to need a few quirks to be fixed. I would definitely read the next one as I am curious to see where this story goes.