Girl Genius: Agatha H. and the Airship City : Girl Genius, Book One (Hardcover)

from shadrachanki

I was very excited to find this book on the shelf at my local bookstore (it took them a while to get it in). I have been reading the Girl Genius comic for several years, so a novelisation was of interest to me.The writing is solid, though some stylistic elements may take getting used to, particul...

from uncleop22

The novel was not as amazing - by a long shot - as the web comic. The web comic - or its printed equivalents - are well worth reading and re-reading. Perhaps I am spoiled by "deeper" novels - I'm a Stephen Donaldson and Terry Pratchett fan - but the translation from comic to novel seems to be mor...

from rahowe

As an insatiable reader and longtime fan of the Girl Genius comic, how could I pass up the opportunity to catch its debut as a novel? While the comic genius of the graphic version ensures that it will always be my favorite incarnation of Agatha's story, the new format is eminently entertaining an...

from salimbol

As the tagline says, "Adventure! Romance! Mad Science!" - and this book delivers in spades. It was just TONS of fun from beginning to end. It's based on the first three graphic novels in the Girl Genius series, and it has many of the strengths of those graphic novels (sharp dialogue, humour and s...

from shadrach_anki

I was very excited to find this book on the shelf at my local bookstore (it took them a while to get it in). I have been reading the Girl Genius comic for several years, so a novelisation was of interest to me. The writing is solid, though some stylistic elements may take getting used to, particu...