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A review by lectorliber04
The Eye of the World: The Graphic Novel, Volume Six by Chuck Dixon, Andie Tong, Robert Jordan
4.0
The epic end of the book, the one the TV series and the morons running it decided to ignore, was and is in my opinion full of foreshadowing. It occurred to me that if the TV series had done what the graphic novels did: picked the most important parts of the first book and created a very entertaining read the show would not have been the disappointment it was.
The Green Man though... no idea what Jordan meant to do with this character. An homage to Tolkien? The graphic depiction made me think of the Green Giant of the TV commercials. Overall I enjoyed seeing the characters we all love depicted as Jordan conceived them. The comments at the end have been a great insight of what what it takes to produce graphic novels.
The Green Man though... no idea what Jordan meant to do with this character. An homage to Tolkien? The graphic depiction made me think of the Green Giant of the TV commercials. Overall I enjoyed seeing the characters we all love depicted as Jordan conceived them. The comments at the end have been a great insight of what what it takes to produce graphic novels.