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A review by kelsyer
Indigo by Chi-Ho Kwong
adventurous
mysterious
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
1.0
Thank you for Netgalley for a copy of this ARC!
Indigo hooked me with the cover and the idea of the story. The illustrations were nice, especially the ones about animals (so I give the sole star for the illustrations), but they started out colorful and suddenly switched over to black and white - without any reason I could discover.
Sadly the concept hasn't delivered for me either.
I still say that the idea of the story was great, but it was rushed too much. We barely scraped the surfice of the characters. We got to know something about them and BAM we were speeding somewhere else on a motocycle, meeting up with other characters or BAM getting a flashback and just... overall bouncing around in this universe.
This story had everyhing, but only on a shallow level. I think it would have been best to choose just a few for a first issue and develop the rest slowly, over time.
Indigo hooked me with the cover and the idea of the story. The illustrations were nice, especially the ones about animals (so I give the sole star for the illustrations), but they started out colorful and suddenly switched over to black and white - without any reason I could discover.
Sadly the concept hasn't delivered for me either.
I still say that the idea of the story was great, but it was rushed too much. We barely scraped the surfice of the characters. We got to know something about them and BAM we were speeding somewhere else on a motocycle, meeting up with other characters or BAM getting a flashback and just... overall bouncing around in this universe.
This story had everyhing, but only on a shallow level. I think it would have been best to choose just a few for a first issue and develop the rest slowly, over time.