GRAPHIC NOVEL LISTS AT FORBIDDEN PLANET
Joe Gordon has had posted graphic novel recommendations by a slew of people over on the FP site, including recs by Richard Morgan and yours truly (you'll need to scroll down for mine).
Jeff
“When they give you things, ask yourself why. When you’re grateful to them for providing the things you should have anyway, ask yourself why.” – Lady in Blue, rebel broadcast
Joe Gordon has had posted graphic novel recommendations by a slew of people over on the FP site, including recs by Richard Morgan and yours truly (you'll need to scroll down for mine).
Jeff
4 Comments:
Wow, is that an ordered list? If so, I'm thrilled to see you putting V for Vendetta above Watchman... most people look at me like I'm mad when I tell them I like V better. Also, I've had a copy of Compleat Moonshadow on my shelf for about two years but have only read about a quarter of it since I'm damnably distractible, but if it's really your #1 I may have to bump it up the list.
Liz:
Hey! Yeah, that's an ordered list. V for Vendetta is actually edgier and more dangerous than Watchman. I also like From Hell, but it's more trad, and working from more established/familiar materials. I'm glad you agree! (Although I shudder to think what the movie might be like.)
As for Moonshadow, I think it's a cumulative effect. At least, it was for me. In an odd way, V for Vendetta and Moonshadow are both about freedom, both harrowing, with V just being more political. Anyway, the last quarter of Moonshadow really got to me for some reason.
JeffV
Hmmm... I hope you don't mind me asking but I liked reading the others' reasons for their graphic novel selections. What were yours for picking your top 10?
(Well, aside from the V and Moonshadow reasons you just stated?)
I'll be happy to. I thought I had for the FP thing and they'd cut that part, but I must be mistaken. I'll do that later today. I'm really passionate about these books, so....
JeffV
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