Stephen King's Dark Tower: The Gunslinger: The Journey Begins

from booklover3258

Still loving the series. This time around Roland starts following the man in black and tells his story to a stranger about what happened after the fall of Gilead. Not too bloody/gory this time around. Sad about the bumbler, he was too cute!

from Daniel.Estes

In the first Dark Tower novel, The Gunslinger (1982), we are introduced to protagonist Roland Deschain as he chases the Man in Black across the Mohaine Desert. We learn of his quest and glimpse parts of his tragic past, getting a clearer sense of the boy who becomes the man. This graphic novel is...

from krau0098

This is the 6th book in the Dark Tower Graphic Novel series. I was super excited to read this installment in this series because it starts the story of Roland and his journey as the lone Gunslinger. It ended up being a well done story but jumps around quite a bit. The story starts with Roland as ...

from questbird

Roland Deschain has lost everything and everyone he cares about and now in 'The Journey Begins' he is alone and pursuing the Man in Black across the desert. He encounters a few hospitable strangers and shares his tale, remembering some more of his past in Gilead. The mature Roland is more tolerab...

from Jarratt

This was the weakest of the collections I've read so far. "The Journey Begins" picked up where "The Battle of Jericho" left off, which is a good thing because the way the writers kept Roland from dying was unrealistic and ambiguous. "The Journey Begins" clears that up in a satisfying way. But fro...