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Meh. I wanted then much more for this serial.
After reading the first volume, Parts Unknown, I was already looking frontwards to this adjacent volume. The same feelings of nostalgia apply to this graphic novels, and although I nonetheless haven't watched the movie again, I want to exercise it soon.
One time again the art reminds of me of American cartoons I used to sentinel as a child. They work bang-up to tell the story but I wouldn't telephone call them cute or special. The story wasn't very original and obviousl
Read all my reviews on http://urlphantomhive.booklikes.comAfter reading the offset volume, Parts Unknown, I was already looking forward to this next volume. The aforementioned feelings of nostalgia use to this graphic novels, and although I yet oasis't watched the movie again, I want to do it before long.
Again the art reminds of me of American cartoons I used to watch every bit a kid. They work great to tell the story but I wouldn't telephone call them beautiful or special. The story wasn't very original and obviously aimed at younger reader, only was enjoyable nevertheless.
I'm looking forward to a next volume.
Cheers to the publisher and Netgalley for providing me with a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!
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I received an advanced re-create of thus from Netgalley.com and the publisher.
I will exist honest and say I haven't read the first volume, but this was easily understandable and I enjoyed it. Much more colorful and Cartoon-like than the feature picture show simply that's not a bad thing. A relaxing read. If You're a Scissorhands fan, y'all'll enjoy these comics.I received an avant-garde re-create of thus from Netgalley.com and the publisher.
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Just like volume 1, I enjoyed the simple and straightforward plot. The artwork remained the same with all of information technology's lovely strangeness.
In this volume, I really enjoyed that we learned a scrap more nearly Megan's mom and why she is and then bitter toward her mother, Kim Boggs. The use of flashbacks was a great touch, but I do wish they had just a 50
I'm so happy that I was able to read this 2d volume so close to the first. If y'all can, I highly recommend getting your hands on both and binge reading them!Only similar book 1, I enjoyed the uncomplicated and straightforward plot. The artwork remained the aforementioned with all of information technology's lovely strangeness.
In this volume, I really enjoyed that we learned a scrap more about Megan'due south mom and why she is so bitter toward her mother, Kim Boggs. The employ of flashbacks was a great affect, only I do wish they had just a picayune bit of context.
I constitute the tone in this one to be much more creepy, which I actually enjoyed! However, near of it was still upbeat and fun.
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Non quite as interesting as the offset book, the 2nd book, Whole Over again, looks into the idea of Edward possibly getting real hands.
Non quite equally interesting as the beginning volume, the second volume, Whole Again,
Edward Scissorhands, written by Kate Leth and drawn by Drew Rausch, is a ii volume graphic novel collection that takes place many years after the movie. Kim has passes away equally an old woman, and nor her granddaughter seeks to find truth behind the old stories about he man in the castle.Not quite every bit interesting as the first book, the second volume, Whole Again, looks into the thought of Edward possibly getting real hands.
Non quite equally interesting as the first volume, the second volume, Whole Again, looks into the thought of Edward possibly getting existent hands.
Telly miracle medico, April Wells, is able to fix anything foreign or disfigured or unwanted past anyone. When Edward sees what this woman tin can practise, he ponders going in to do surgery on the show. When his friends observe how he looks at April Wells and what she tin can do, they put a telephone call in with his story. Thinking it a prank at first, April brushes it off, simply when she realizes Edward'south state of affairs is real, she finds that this human could perchance make her a whole lot of money.
Megan is on the contend about the idea of Edward getting existent hands. While she wants Edward to be happy, she is unsure most the methods involved in correcting his hands, and that he is unique with how he was created. Now Edward and Megan must get out of a tight and threatening circumstance.
Overall, I enjoyed the stories and the art quite a flake for these graphic novels. I had no idea that there were graphic novels for Edward Scissorhands until I heard the creative person was doing a signing, in which case, I treated my self to these graphic novels. I enjoyed the commencement volume more than the 2d one in that the horror element and overall creepiness was a bit more present, while I also got to see more of a character I really enjoyed in the moving-picture show, giving him time on the page. Kim has some minimal page time in that her girl and granddaughter constantly argue about the stories backside Edward. When Kim's daughter discovers her periodical, we find that she did, in fact, see Edward once again at least once, and that she greatly cared near him.
These were a very enjoyable read and very fun to build up the Halloween spirit!
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This is the 2d installment in a graphic novel serial that follows the events surrounding Edward Scissorhands 20 years later the movie takes place. After everything he was confronted with in book ane, Edward now discovers a tv testify about a miracle medico who tin can apparently fix every status apropos people'southward concrete appearance, which obviously intrigues him so he can accept existent easily instead of sc
I received a gratis copy from the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.This is the 2d installment in a graphic novel series that follows the events surrounding Edward Scissorhands xx years afterwards the movie takes place. Later on everything he was confronted with in volume 1, Edward now discovers a telly prove nigh a miracle doctor who can apparently fix every condition concerning people's physical advent, which plain intrigues him so he can take real hands instead of scissors. Megs doesn't similar that and all, and throughout the volume we find out whether her suspicions are justified or non...
I really bask this series. Since Tim Burton is ane of my favourite filmmakers and I actually liked Edward Scissorhands, this graphic novel series is pure joy to read. I love how it'due south gear up later and contains just a couple of flashbacks to the time period the movie is prepare in. I definitely recommend this to everyone who really enjoyed the movie and would like to know more than about what happens to Edward Scissorhands.
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I'm a huge fan of the Edward Scissorhands movie (and annihilation Tim Burton for that thing) and when I saw this one up on NetGalley, I jumped at the chance to read information technology.
The artwork in this comic is fantast
I'm a huge fan of the Edward Scissorhands picture show (and anything Tim Burton for that matter) and when I saw this one up on NetGalley, I jumped at the chance to read it.
The artwork in this comic is fantastic. It's colourful and captures the whole Edward Scissorhands vibe really well.
The story was besides quite fun. It starts out dainty & easy and slowly works towards a big finale. The new characters (like Aiden) are really fun equally well. It fabricated a really good afternoon read. Recommended for all Burton fans!
I received this book for free through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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This volume follows Edward every bit he applies for a reality prove, with the intent of becoming "normal". Some of the themes and dialogue hit much, much closer to home than I expected, seeing that, as a child, I wanted zip more than to be seen equally "normal" and to fit in. Just as we run into in this narrative arc, trying to change who you are but to conform rarely produces posi
Absolutely loved the 2d part of this serial, and I wish in that location were more volumes! I was non expecting to cry as much as I did.This volume follows Edward as he applies for a reality show, with the intent of becoming "normal". Some of the themes and dialogue striking much, much closer to abode than I expected, seeing that, as a child, I wanted nothing more than to be seen every bit "normal" and to fit in. But as we see in this narrative arc, trying to change who you are but to conform rarely produces positive results, and the right people will love you because of who you are, not in spite of. And that is something I wish I had known when I was younger. (Also, don't trust reality tv hosts, but we all already knew that).
Anyway, tl;dr this was a fantastic read and I but wish there were more! Many thanks to Teisha for lending me it and for listening to me cry about my feelings.
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I nevertheless think this series is intended for those already familiar w/ the Tim Burton film, but it'southward even so an entertaining read. I can't say I'm a huge fan of some small-scale details when it comes to the illustrations, merely I think they ARE a good representation of the off-kilter world this story is set up in.
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Ah, I loved seeing this.
I received a review copy from the publisher and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review, all opinions are my ain. Thanks NetGalley!
Overall a disappointment. I wanted to love this serial, but it's a very mediocre off-shoot to a highly original moving picture. The story is meh and the artwork is passable, merely non quite what I would associate with a Tim Burton creation.I received a review copy from the publisher and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review, all opinions are my own. Cheers NetGalley!
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It's EDWARD SCISSORHANDS! How could I resist? Even if it is vol 2.
This serial picks upwardly where the movies left off. Well...a few years down the road. Kim's g-daughter Megan is the protagonist along with Edward himself. Kim has passed abroad, and Edward is the same as always. In the previous volume, Megan finds out that Edward isn't only a story her grandm
I received this book from Netgalley in commutation for an honest review. This does not bear upon my opinion of the book or the content of my review.It'south EDWARD SCISSORHANDS! How could I resist? Fifty-fifty if it is vol ii.
This series picks upwardly where the movies left off. Well...a few years downwardly the route. Kim's thousand-daughter Megan is the protagonist along with Edward himself. Kim has passed away, and Edward is the aforementioned as always. In the previous volume, Megan finds out that Edward isn't just a story her grandmother told. She finds out that he's every bit as real every bit she is.
In this volume, information technology opens upwards on repairs being finished on Edward'south castle. The art style is very well suited to this story. Information technology'south similar Courage the Cowardly Dog and Tim Burton had some sort of lovechild who could draw.
The only thing I didn't like almost the style wasn't fifty-fifty a consistent matter on every person every time, but I've included a picture to illustrate below:
This is Megan'southward mother/Kim's daughter. Those weird growths beside her optics aren't tumors, the artist only decided to describe actually exaggerated tear ducts. I edited them out simply to see if that was really what irked me about the art and in the couple frames I did simply for my ain curiosity, I liked the art so much better after the fact. It was just really distracting. I of the first times nosotros encounter Megan she has paint on her face up and I thought that they were more pigment splotches. I was concerned like, "Wow that pigment is really shut to her eyes."
The only other thing that stuck out to me was in the text:
"I'g pretty sure Megan got a drive with the Gibson boys..."
Is this a Canadianism or some sort of colloquialism? I've heard "got a ride" or "caught a ride", only I don't think I take always heard "got a drive" before.
Apart from that information technology was an interesting story arc with Edward seeing a woman on TV who does a makeover bear witness mostly for extreme cases. Edward wonders if she can help him by giving him actual hands.
Megan doesn't like the idea, because she insists that there's nothing wrong with Edward and he'due south peachy simply the way he is.
Truthful, just he's lived multiple lifetimes with freakin' scissors for hands. Are you lot really going to begrudge him the ability to touch without hurting or without the fear of hurting?
I go accepting yourself for who yous are, but he has pair of scissors for easily. His life is hard and he's been living it long enough for him to have been erstwhile manner back when your grandma was your historic period and burdensome on him. :P
There is a "goddamn" which didn't seem necessary? Without that, I probably would recommend for a much larger age group.
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After cleaning and fixing the castle with the aid of his new friends, Edward becomes quite glued to the marvelous TV. Here he discovers of a Dr. Apr Wells that fixes people who accept physical difficulties, things no other doctors would exist able to fix. After much insisting from his part, Dr. Wells gets interested in Edward and asks to have him on her show, b
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After cleaning and fixing the castle with the help of his new friends, Edward becomes quite glued to the marvelous Idiot box. Here he discovers of a Doctor Apr Wells that fixes people who take concrete difficulties, things no other doctors would exist able to fix. After much insisting from his part, Dr. Wells gets interested in Edward and asks to have him on her show, but what he and co. don't suspect is that this doctor is more than what meets the middle at first glance.
Like I mentioned in my review of the outset Edward Scissorhands volume, I love this comic mainly for the art. It is so weird and pops right out of the page in a very Tim Burton-esque way. Full of colorful blocks, designs, and past characters we all love, even if you don't similar the story, you'll probably honey the whole art of it.
In this second volume we're able to see how many side and main characters from the previous volume go accustomed to Edward and his hands, creating friendships that are very benefitial to both. And what I loved the most at the finish was that we get more backstory on Kim and Edward afterward she gets married, how it it affected her own family, and how kind Edward was to tell her she had a family to get back to, that he loved her (squeal!) and many more than things you'll be able to read here. It was then sweetness and interesting to know near these things that we wouldn't have known after the movie. Just a few footling what-ifs.
Dr. Wells was one creepy graphic symbol. A very manipulative, crazy, fame crazy, coin hungry, weird witchy person. I didn't like her at all, but her character served well to emphasize on 1000000 that how y'all look isn't the most important trait a person can posses. Plus her wrong-doings got 1000000 and Edward closer even so (yay).
Overall, it was an like shooting fish in a barrel and enjoyable read, and I'one thousand a consummate fan of these. I tin't wait for the 3rd one!
Rating: 4 stars
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Later the events of the last volume, the townspeople accept come together to assist spruce up Edward's castle. New light fixtures and furniture and a new television set with a kevlar plated remote. Edward doesn't know what to think of television set, but he is intrigued past a reality telly show called Get Wells, where a tv host helps people transform their li
'Edward Scissorhands Volume 2: Whole Over again' by Kate Leth and art by Drew Rausch continues the chance of Megs and Edward. Megs is the grandaughter of Kim from the movie.After the events of the last volume, the townspeople accept come together to assistance spruce up Edward's castle. New light fixtures and article of furniture and a new idiot box with a kevlar plated remote. Edward doesn't know what to think of goggle box, but he is intrigued by a reality tv show chosen Get Wells, where a idiot box host helps people transform their lives. Edward sees it equally a gamble to take normal hands, but Megs has misgivings. Perhaps Megs is correct to have misgivings.
Edward is just as good a character as he ever is, with his lost look and his memories of the past. Megs female parent finds her mother Kim'due south diary. That has repercussions for her relationship with Edward. The theme of being okay with yourself are strong hither. The art by Drew Rausch is detailed, and he throws little easter eggs into his drawings for the discerning viewer. I call up I liked the kickoff volume a fleck better, just this ane isn't bad at all.
I received a review copy of this graphic novel from Diamond Book Distributors, IDW Publishing, and NetGalley in commutation for an honest review. Give thanks you for allowing me to review this graphic novel.
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Edward Scissorhands was created by a very talented, but lonely inventor. Unfortunately, he died earlier he could finish his creation, leaving Edward with scissors for easily.
In this second installment, Edward discovers the famous telly evidence "Get Wells", hosted by Apr Wells. In this tv show, Dr. Wells tries to assist those in need, by providing them with makeovers, minor surgical procedures, etc. Edward then believes she might be able t
Edward Scissorhands was created by a very talented, but lonely inventor. Unfortunately, he died before he could finish his creation, leaving Edward with scissors for easily.
In this second installment, Edward discovers the famous tv evidence "Get Wells", hosted by April Wells. In this tv set show, Dr. Wells tries to help those in need, by providing them with makeovers, minor surgical procedures, etc. Edward then believes she might be able to help him experience whole again, and terminate what his creator was unable to do. Simply things might not be as unproblematic as they seem to be.
I am such a huge fan of Edward Scissorhands (and of Tim Burton also) that I couldn't turn down the oportunity of getting a glimpse of his earth again. The artwork is amazing, very colorful and cheerful, but still staying true and faithful to the graphic symbol we all know and beloved.
I enjoyed the story immensely. You lot can't help but feel sympathetic and compassionate for Edward, because all he truly wants is the ability to bear upon and feel things!
This was such a great read! I cannot wait for the adjacent installment!
Se il primo era quanto meno curioso, ora Edward si trova alle prese con la sua nuova vita, in united nations mondo diverso da quello che conosceva, con persone differenti, pertanto è alle prese con situazioni che lo mettono in difficoltà east subito non sa come affrontare.
Grazie al supporto di Megan, riuscirà a superare le difficoltà, anzi,
Avevo già letto e recensito il primo volume di questo nuovo Edward Scissorhands due east quando ho visto spuntare il secondo ero molto curiosa di sapere come proseguiva la storia.Se il primo era quanto meno curioso, ora Edward si trova alle prese con la sua nuova vita, in united nations mondo diverso da quello che conosceva, con persone differenti, pertanto è alle prese con situazioni che lo mettono in difficoltà e subito non sa come affrontare.
Grazie al supporto di Megan, riuscirà a superare le difficoltà, anzi, anche a trovare il coraggio di battersi per se stesso, per ciò in cui crede e per le persone a lui care.
Una carrellata di eventi, quindi, gradevoli, ma nulla di davvero memorabile, se non forse il finale nostalgico, allorché il nostro protagonista ricorda da celebre scena del picture sotto la neve.
I disegni sono sempre accattivanti, benché preferisca le scene da saper più goticheggiante che quelle immerse non mondo reale odierno, che sbiadiscono come disegni più o meno ordinari benché ben realizzati.
Meno entusiasmante del primo volume, ma comunque piacevole. East solo per appassionati.
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In that location are ii underlying themes in Volume 2: y'all're OK as you are and reality TV is bad. The 2nd theme works fine putting a TV personality named Doctor Well in the bad guy seat. The first, Although I'grand a huge fan of the Tim Burton archetype, I just could not get into this book. I think of all of his creations, Edward Scissorhands might exist the least in need of a continuation. It works all-time as a standalone fairy tale. When y'all endeavor to add together to that, it just gets convoluted and degrades the original.
At that place are 2 underlying themes in Volume 2: you're OK as yous are and reality Telly is bad. The 2d theme works fine putting a TV personality named Doctor Well in the bad guy seat. The first, however much it is jammed downward the reader's throat doesn't. Sure it'due south a good bulletin to say that it's what'south on the inside that counts, but Edward is a bad example of that. He literally has scissors for hands, which is extremely dangerous. If someone could give him real hands it would make him any less of who he is. Information technology's just a metaphor that doesn't work. ...more
She besides writes for Bravest Warriors, Fraggle Stone and Edward Scissorhands Kate Leth (born 1989) is a comic artist and illustrator who has been posting her comics online since late 2010. She is by and large known as a webcomic creative person, although she has been published in a few anthologies and occasionally sells prints of her mini-comics. She works at the comic shop "Strange Adventures" in Halifax, Canada.
She also writes for Bravest Warriors, Fraggle Rock and Edward Scissorhands.
Her website is kateordiecomics.com, and her Tumblr weblog is kateordie.tumblr.com. ...more
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