Stephen King's The Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three: Bitter Medicine (Series #4) (Hardcover)

from blueslibrarian

Based on the best-selling series of Dark Tower novels by Stephen King, this comic explores how Roland, the Gunslinger, became what he is. This works as something of a prequel to the King novels, but no prior knowledge of the series is required to enjoy this. On Earth in an alternate universe, hum...

from readafew

I never heard of the Dark Tower before coming to LT, but I have heard a lot about it since. Stephen King's horror is not really up my ally but the more I've heard about Dark Tower the more intrigued I've become. So when I saw a copy of Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born, which was supposed to be a g...

from eduscapes

I've been a fan of the Dark Tower series since the first book came out in the early 1980s, so I was excited to see Roland transformed into a graphic novel character. The artwork, particularly the color palette is stunning. However I was a little disappointed in the narrative portion of the book. ...

from coffeeandtea

I am not a fan of the bizarre western world genre in which this graphic novel is set. However, the art work and the (high-level) character dialogue and Good vs. Bad theme, offers readers many characteristics to appreciate about this novel.This book has mature content and should be approved by par...

from bibliophile_pgh

I had read the original Dark Tower series a few years ago and loved the adventure of Roland and his Ka-tet as they pursued their quest to the Dark Tower. I decided to revisit Roland through the graphic novel series and enjoyed every moment learning more about his past.