The Explorers Guild, Volume One : A Passage to Shambhala (Hardcover)

from Beammey

I'm going to be truthful, some of the time I felt this story was jilted and went back and forth between characters a bit much and didn't follow at first and was confusing, that said I still really, really liked it. One of the best books I read in 2015. It's a long one and you need to concentrate ...

from Andy_DiMartino

Interesting read. Loved the way they mixed mediums in the story. Wonder what Kevin Costner's contributions were?

from DarthDeverell

Jon Baird and Kevin Costner's The Explorers Guild: Volume One: A Passage to Shambhala is a pastiche of the adventure story genre from the early twentieth century. The narrative follows the travels of a group of British soldiers during World War I as they travel around the world seeking clues to t...

from tnilsson

Very interesting concept. But ultimately not compelling. Neither the writing nor the art struck me as top-notch. And all the characters in the book venal, thieving, self-absorbed, inconsiderate, unreasonably cruel, and murderous thugs, preventing me from liking or caring about any of them. This c...

from ecataldi

The layout of this book is truly beautiful. Its a mixture of comic panels, text, maps, and illustrations. The eye catching quality of it is what prompted me to pick up this book in the first place. That and one of the authors is Kevin Costner. I was intrigued. The book takes place during the grea...