Fairy Tale: A Graphic Novel by Ziad Semaan
Fairy Tale: A Graphic Novel
by Ziad Semaan
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My Ratings 4.3/5
Synopsis
A solitary weekend escape to the countryside for Paul and Freya takes an unexpected turn when they stop to help a hitcher, Owen, searching for his own girlfriend in Ufmoor Wood.
This impromptu search party uncovers more than mere marital friction in ancient forests, it unravels the horrors of animal desire and human abandonment. It extrapolates back through a history of betrayals; of forsaken soldiers, of forgotten brides, of lost children, fought over the hands of a possessive masculine and protective feminine.
Fairy Tale descends into a primal manifestation of male and female instincts. Taking us all the way back to the first horror...
...an extinction of the a species. The last of the English wolves.
My Thoughts
It is no secret that dystopian literature is becoming increasingly popular, perhaps that is because it helps us make sense of our reality. And what better way to explore dystopian worlds than to do it through graphic novels, which don’t just tell but also show us what a dystopian world can be like. Fairy Tale: A Graphic Novel Here you’ll find a dystopian graphic novel in which a world is controlled by technology and one wolves have become completely human. You’ll also read about a world where human beings have given in to their basic instincts.
It's truly fantastic , I must say. It sums up the character's backstory, so even a newcomer like me can, over a few pages of this novel, become acquainted with how Ziad Semaan
drove the storyline. The story and graphics of it are gripping and engaging. The art style in this amazing graphic novel is amazing. It's realistic, dark, gritty and brutal. Everything about it from the artwork and colouring to the script writing - simply amazing and a pure classic in the making. Really enjoyed this, characters are very well written character with lots of sides to them.
It's really hard for me to explain why I enjoy this graphic novel so much, in few words I'll say "Fantastic art and a great story"
Highly Recommended!
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