Description
The survivors in the Free Zone must ready themselves for another clash with the Dark Man and his army, and also contend with the erratic behavior of Nadine and Harold.
Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
2011-08-10
Physical description
136 p.; 7.25 inches
Publication
Marvel (2011), Edition: 1St Edition, 136 pages
Pages
136
ISBN
078513624X / 9780785136248
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LibraryThing member branimal
In No Man's Land, Harold's turn to the dark man has come full circle as his plan comes to fruition. With Nadine by his side, Harold enlists the power of explosives to attempt to bring about the demise of the Free Zone Committee. Meanwhile, the search for Mother Abigail continues as her mysterious
This is a pretty important volume. So much happens within these 136 pages and surprisingly, it moves along at a brisk pace without feeling cramped and rushed.
Obviously, a lot is lost here when you're transferring an incredibly long and detailed novel into a story telling medium that relies so heavily on one person's depictions of events and characters. Luckily, they've chosen an excellent artist who really works well with facial expression and body language.
I felt that Harold's turn to evil was handled well, especially after his penultimate moment and the way he presents himself to Nadine - some chilling stuff there.
The final volume is obviously going to be very heavy on Vegas and Flagg's camp so needless to say, I'm excited. Flagg is probably my favorite literary villain and I'm excited to see how this crew manages to depict the ending.
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disappearance causes several of the townsfolk to worry about her ability to survive the elements.This is a pretty important volume. So much happens within these 136 pages and surprisingly, it moves along at a brisk pace without feeling cramped and rushed.
Obviously, a lot is lost here when you're transferring an incredibly long and detailed novel into a story telling medium that relies so heavily on one person's depictions of events and characters. Luckily, they've chosen an excellent artist who really works well with facial expression and body language.
I felt that Harold's turn to evil was handled well, especially after his penultimate moment and the way he presents himself to Nadine - some chilling stuff there.
The final volume is obviously going to be very heavy on Vegas and Flagg's camp so needless to say, I'm excited. Flagg is probably my favorite literary villain and I'm excited to see how this crew manages to depict the ending.
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LibraryThing member booklove2
This one picks up the drama, on the level of the first volume when the virus is spreading. I remember the suspense of the book was ridiculous around this point.. especially a certain person dies who happened to be one of my favorites. Also, is it just me or is there a huge lack of any people of
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color in this. The artwork is still lovely. And I loved the voice through the drive in movie speakers. One more volume to go! Show Less
LibraryThing member kmajort
Such a good job of adapting the novel...