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destdest 's review for:
Two Graves Vol. 1
by Genevieve Valentine
adventurous
mysterious
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
rating from personal enjoyment
“To drive a helpless person mad, give them knowledge. Then, to make a monster: Give them power. To make a monster yours: …”
I was intrigued from page one. Playing with Persephone and Hades in a fun way with Death unable to let go of one terse, cranky woman, so he keeps her around as a helper.
I still don't understand all the worldbuilding and the character motivations. Death didn't finish the job and inadvertently let Emilia alter him. Emilia's got some type of power when she touches someone. There's a mentorship when you become Death apparently.
You can tell two different artists are working on this book at the same time and not in a way I particularly liked. The art style isn’t cohesive.
I didn’t like the article excerpts at all (not that they weren’t interesting). But it took me out of the flow of the story.
But I enjoyed the narrative voices for Emilia and Death. I’d read volume two for sure.
not sure why emilia decided to become Death. Did she just want to try it out? learn more about herself? why would she contemplate killing Death? did she know him that long???
4.5
“To drive a helpless person mad, give them knowledge. Then, to make a monster: Give them power. To make a monster yours: …”
I was intrigued from page one. Playing with Persephone and Hades in a fun way with Death unable to let go of one terse, cranky woman, so he keeps her around as a helper.
I still don't understand all the worldbuilding and the character motivations. Death didn't finish the job and inadvertently let Emilia alter him. Emilia's got some type of power when she touches someone. There's a mentorship when you become Death apparently.
You can tell two different artists are working on this book at the same time and not in a way I particularly liked. The art style isn’t cohesive.
I didn’t like the article excerpts at all (not that they weren’t interesting). But it took me out of the flow of the story.
But I enjoyed the narrative voices for Emilia and Death. I’d read volume two for sure.
4.5