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  <read_at>Sun Dec 28 00:00:00 -0800 2008</read_at>
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    <body><![CDATA[Odd Thomas in graphic novel form.  The art is wonderful.  Exactly what I expected.  The characters looked a lot like the way I'd pictured them, which always helps.  The story was okay.  It's very difficult to have the rich kind of experience Koontz produces in the GN format.  Still the book was quite enjoyable.  The best part of it for me was the end.  There's an author's note that explains Koontz hopes to write 6 Odd novels, god willing.  We're on #4 right now.  Because I like the character so much I'm pretty stoked to know there are more books coming.  Still, Koontz eludes to the biggest catch-22 of the books.  Odd can't live through them all in order for them to come to light (which I've wondered about since the very first novel, but put aside because the stories are so good).  Anyway, if you like OT, read it.  It's quick and enjoyable.]]></body>
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