Jim Butcher : The Dresden Files: Fool Moon: Vol. 1 (Hardcover)

from wickedshizuku

Usually I'm not a big fan of books being converted into movies or comics. This is one of the reasons why. Mostly this comic book was word for word to it's counter part. If it couldn't word it properly, it made up with it with the illustrations. Compared to the first comics these weren't done near...

from lostinalibrary

I've always thought that Jim Butcher's Dresden Files have all the qualities to make great graphic novels, quirky, slightly over-the-top and often reluctant hero, snappy dialogue and lots of action. I'm not sure that, here, it worked as well as I expected. Oh, the elements are - you can't beat Har...

from krau0098

This trade paperback covered the first four issues of the Fool Moon graphic novel Dresden Files story arc. The writing was well done, but the illustration wasn't as good as in previous installments. In this installment Harry ends up investigating a series of murders that appear to be caused by we...

from SDPogue

If you followed any of the Dresden Files formats from the books to the tv show, then the graphic novels are a perfect addition. I love these books. The only complaint I have is they are not long enough. This particular volume is equal to four issues. Fool Moon starts with a series of deaths that ...

from SDPogue

If you followed any of the Dresden Files formats from the books to the tv show, then the graphic novels are a perfect addition. I love these books. The only complaint I have is they are not long enough. This particular volume is equal to four issues. Fool Moon starts with a series of deaths that ...