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A review by elliempatten
The Guild by Dan Jackson, Felicia Day, Jim Rugg
5.0
From the fortuitous moment I found whilst tidying up the graphic novels section at the bookstore I work in, I knew I would love The Guild in graphic novel format.
Despite only recently getting into the web series (how many years late?!), I'm hooked on the characters Felicia Day has created in The Guild. And I'm so happy to say that all of the passion and ingenuity and honesty of the series is echoed within the pages of this graphic novel. Right down to the facial expressions of Codex and Zaboo's speech, the graphic novel reflects the series perfectly.
As a prequel to the web series, The Guild #1 is at once hilarious, touching and engrossing and answers all the little questions about just how the Knights of Good came together.
My only complaint, as ever with graphic novels, is that I wish it had been longer. (I also wish work had the second volume, as I'm now going to have to wait to read more.)
Despite only recently getting into the web series (how many years late?!), I'm hooked on the characters Felicia Day has created in The Guild. And I'm so happy to say that all of the passion and ingenuity and honesty of the series is echoed within the pages of this graphic novel. Right down to the facial expressions of Codex and Zaboo's speech, the graphic novel reflects the series perfectly.
As a prequel to the web series, The Guild #1 is at once hilarious, touching and engrossing and answers all the little questions about just how the Knights of Good came together.
My only complaint, as ever with graphic novels, is that I wish it had been longer. (I also wish work had the second volume, as I'm now going to have to wait to read more.)