The Fall of the House of West by Paul Pope & J.T. Petty. illus by David Rubín
The Fall of the House of West by Paul Pope & J.T. Petty. illus by David Rubín
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Paperback, 160 pages
Published October 13th 2015 by First Second
Source: egalley via Netgalley
Battling Boy (0.5)
I've been looking forward to this as I really enjoyed Aurora West's first book! This is a continuation of the story as she concludes the search for the killer of her mother and continues training to be her father's sidekick and one day replace him. A rip-roaring adventure with lots of action, humour and fabulous art. Great characters return from the first book. But also quite a serious theme and heavy topic that deals with heroes having to believe in themselves, when to tell the truth versus when not to, and there sometimes being a right time to die and a right time to kill. Very deep, high impact from start to finish and a stand-out adventure with tough female leads.
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Paperback, 160 pages
Published October 13th 2015 by First Second
Source: egalley via Netgalley
Battling Boy (0.5)
I've been looking forward to this as I really enjoyed Aurora West's first book! This is a continuation of the story as she concludes the search for the killer of her mother and continues training to be her father's sidekick and one day replace him. A rip-roaring adventure with lots of action, humour and fabulous art. Great characters return from the first book. But also quite a serious theme and heavy topic that deals with heroes having to believe in themselves, when to tell the truth versus when not to, and there sometimes being a right time to die and a right time to kill. Very deep, high impact from start to finish and a stand-out adventure with tough female leads.
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