Dark Tower, Vol. 3: Treachery

from MarcusH

This is the third installment of Furth and David's Dark Tower graphic novel. The story picks up right after the events of The Gunslinger Born. Roland is enthralled by Merlyn's Grapefruit, his mother plans to murder his father, and all around Gilead Farson's forces are jockeying for information an...

from Jarratt

I enjoyed "Treachery" far more than the previous book "The Long Road Home." "Treachery" fleshes out what happens to Roland and his mother; things that are only somewhat referenced at the very end of "Wizard and Glass." With the introduction of Aileen, a girl who has the audacity to want to be a g...

from Daniel.Estes

Treachery is the 3rd volume in the Dark Tower comic series and I'm delighted the high production quality is maintained from the standards previously set. Each panel is a wonder to experience. Here we are introduced to a new character, Aileen Ritter, and she desires the one thing typically off-lim...

from readafew

Treachery continues the tale of Roland and his ka-tet as Roland is in the thrall of Maerlyn's Grapefruit and his friends worry about what to do with the situation. Alain comes into the scene and makes her intentions known and Sheemie is still popping in and out, as more of a plot mover than a rea...

from wpschlitz

I was disappointed that the first series of Dark Tower comic books was taken directly from one of the novels, so this was a pleasant change. New stories and a fleshing out of the past is really what this series should be about. My only real complaint is that it feels like a transition between sto...