The story of a young girl, Liana, who is born heir to an alien religious dynasty and is the most powerful psychic being in the universe In Volume ...
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Mar 03, 2011
Evan
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A very exciting and engrossing introduction to this sci-fi/fantasy epic. Switching between 80's America to outer-space to the time of King Arthur, the scenes last just long enough to get invested but not long enough to fully understand what is happening. I felt pulled along by my own wonder and curiosity throughout and can't wait to see if the next volume can start fulfilling the massive promises of this beginning.
While all the art is beautiful, I did have some trouble with the s More...
While all the art is beautiful, I did have some trouble with the s More...
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Nov 28, 2009
Ryan
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Dec 23, 2011
Needleroozer
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I found this story really hard to follow. The drawings are all in black and white, and the male characters look really similar, making it difficult for me to remember who's who. Not exactly my cup of tea, but not terrible either.
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Jan 22, 2008
Robert
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Colleen Doran, A Distant Soil, vol. I (1998, Image Entertainment)
I should preface this by saying that Colleen Doran's A Distant Soil is the first graphic novel I've read since The Watchmen, some thirteen years ago, and so I may be missing some of the subtleties involved. If so, mea culpa.
I've just finished the first volumes of the A Distant Soil trilogy (at least, it's a trilogy as of this writing), and I've been trying to decide whether I want to continue on with the other t More...
I should preface this by saying that Colleen Doran's A Distant Soil is the first graphic novel I've read since The Watchmen, some thirteen years ago, and so I may be missing some of the subtleties involved. If so, mea culpa.
I've just finished the first volumes of the A Distant Soil trilogy (at least, it's a trilogy as of this writing), and I've been trying to decide whether I want to continue on with the other t More...
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Jul 28, 2011
Jennifer
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This was heck of big fun. The art's fabulous, the story somehow took me back to my teenage years...it's a wild, sprawling, dramatic, magic-filled space opera with pretty people who have pretty hair. The look (and some of the tech) reminded me strongly of 80s fashion and media, especially the TV show Jem. Remember Jem? That was fun. And so is this.
Jul 29, 2011
Great artwork, but the dated style really bugged me. Story didn't make much sense either and I just didn't love it.
Aug 31, 2010
Catherine
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Beautifully drawn story with intricate world-building. A personal fave.
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