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I class Fantasy as anything set in a Fantasy World. Unlike Comics set in the real world which we already know a lot about, Fantasy Comics need to educate us about a whole new world. How well they set it up and get it across can be crucial to their success. | ||
The First King AdventureFirst King Adventure is aimed at a very young audience. However after reading it myself, I didn't feel that it being aimed at kids is going to put off an older reader. Unfortunately the poor pacing will do that instead. Posted Tuesday 1st September 2009 by Crazy Choco
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Time GuardianIf you've ever read the Petshop of Horrors Manga, then I'd say that each chapter in Time Guardian plays out a bit like that; only of course without the horror. Posted Saturday 26th June 2010 by Crazy Choco
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Vampire GameWell, there’s Vampire this and Vampire that. Just like television, Manga seems to have gone through a phase where Vampires are in fashion. We seem to be starting to come out of it now, however as I’m not making any attempt to do... Posted Sunday 25th July 2010 by Crazy Choco
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Van Von HunterThe titular character, Van himself, has a mission in life. He hunts down evil... stuff. If that description sounds a bit silly and vague, then it suits both the character and the style of the book. Posted Wednesday 30th September 2009 by Crazy Choco
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