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A review by pseudoliterate
House of Slaughter, Vol. 1: The Butcher's Mark by Tate Brombal, James Tynion IV
adventurous
dark
funny
relaxing
sad
fast-paced
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
Well, that was heart-wrenching—so uncalled for😔
Aaron and his cane are a comedic duo tbh, him wanting to always knock someone out with it will never not be funny.
I think the romance was engaging and heartwarming but there's no on-page bonding of their relationship; as for the rest of the plot, there were some holes. I think Tynion had to cover so many storylines that it ends up being a little predictable and messy.
I still liked it though and would love to read more of Aaron and Jace's story.
Aaron and his cane are a comedic duo tbh, him wanting to always knock someone out with it will never not be funny.
I think the romance was engaging and heartwarming but there's no on-page bonding of their relationship; as for the rest of the plot, there were some holes. I think Tynion had to cover so many storylines that it ends up being a little predictable and messy.
I still liked it though and would love to read more of Aaron and Jace's story.