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solanpolarn's review
4.0
Short, but poignant tale in the form of a diary entry by the Matriarch of the Mouse Guard from spring of 1153, giving an update on the Mouse Territories after the Winter 1152.
magnetgrrl's review
4.0
I reread all of the Mouse Guard books this year.
This is just a one shot, showing how the mice fared through the winter of the previous year, following the events of the first two volumes. It was given away for free on Free Comic Book Day in May, and also for a time available online.
This is just a one shot, showing how the mice fared through the winter of the previous year, following the events of the first two volumes. It was given away for free on Free Comic Book Day in May, and also for a time available online.
narflet's review
4.0
A must-read for the ongoing story line, although it's infuriating to think how long it'll take for this story to be continued!
dragonarmy's review
2.0
This was a one-shot free comic that now serves as the prologue in [b:Mouse Guard: The Black Axe|13594985|Mouse Guard The Black Axe (Mouse Guard, #0.5)|David Petersen|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1349471181l/13594985._SX50_.jpg|19183518].
The artwork is stellar and it confirms some assumptions from the previous novel, expertly bridging volumes two and three. However, it's not good enough to be a standalone but it serves its purpose.
The artwork is stellar and it confirms some assumptions from the previous novel, expertly bridging volumes two and three. However, it's not good enough to be a standalone but it serves its purpose.
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