Stephen King's Dark Tower, Vol. 2: The Long Road Home

from sweetiegherkin

This graphic novel picks up where the previous The Gunslinger Born left off. Roland and his friends are traveling back home to Gilead with a posse from Hambry hot in pursuit. Unfortunately, at the beginning of their journey, Roland is sucked in the bizarre world of Maerlyn's grapefruit, where he ...

from readafew

The Long Road Home continues the tale of Roland and his ka-tet as they find Susan's charred remains and try to evade the pursuit of Farson's men. They survive to get home with Maerlyn's Grapefruit, only to find more trials. This series is interesting and I still haven't read any of King's Dark To...

from bibliophile_pgh

The graphic novels for the Dark Tower series are a must read for anyone who enjoyed the Dark Tower series. Learning about Ronald as a young gunslinger as well as Cuthbert and Alain gives a great background story to the original series.

from questbird

A somewhat interesting and rather short sequel to 'The Gunslinger Born'. The story is a bit all over the place. Roland and his friends (his 'ka-tet') are making their way home. It is made more difficult because Roland himself is lost in the dreamworld of Maerlyn's Grapefruit, the Palantir-like se...

from Daniel.Estes

The Long Road Home treats us to more original material as compared to its predecessor, The Gunslinger Born. In the Dark Tower book series (from which this comic book series is based on), Roland, Cuthbert and Alain's journey from Mejis is mentioned only in passing, as are the major plot hooks (She...