Star Wars: Poe Dameron, Vol. 5: The Spark and the Fire
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Lor San Tekka has been found! Now Poe Dameron is off to recover the missing link to legendary Jedi...
Star Wars Omnibus: Wild Space Volume 1
Alan Moore, Chris Claremont and Mike W. Barr
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This wild omnibus features rare and previously uncollected stories from UK publications, toy...
King of spies#1
Mark Michaelis and Matteo Scalera
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The world's greatest secret agent has six months to live. Does he die quietly in a hospital bed, or...
Connor Sheffield (293 KP) rated The Crow in Books
May 25, 2017
This is a story of love and loss, but mostly of vengeance and a sense of mental torment that no one, dead or alive, should suffer.
There's a belief that when someone dies, their soul is carried to heaven, hell or some form of afterlife, and then there's this graphic novel that suggests that if the soul was wronged in their life, they may return as an avenging angel, to seek vengeance on those who wronged them.
Eric and his Fiancé where murdered for no good reason, and so his soul is brought back from the dead, with some additional abilities, such as a healing factor, meaning that he cannot be killed (again) by mortals.
This book also contains poetry among its pages. Beautiful poems that really add to the emotion of the book and the story. I love comics, graphic novels etc. Anything Marvel or DC, and of course indie comics, but The Crow will forever remain my favourite one among them all, because it is poetic justice written beautifully and emotionally, unlike anything I have ever read before or after it.