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VWars Volume 1 Crimson Queen VWars Comics Jonathan Maberry Alan Robinson 9781631400636 Books

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A total waste of a comic to read didn't hold my interest an it was dull to read this comic.


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VWars Volume 1 Crimson Queen VWars Comics Jonathan Maberry Alan Robinson 9781631400636 Books Reviews

I enjoyed it fairly well considering I had my fair share of war and frankly I tire of it.

The characters were interesting, a little flat but we're focusing on the war so building the characters will go a little slower, they were trying to do what they felt was right in a time where they had even less power than a human would usually have.

I like the fact that we have actual monsters in this war. We have something, vampires, that people have throughout history considered villainous towards humanity. But what now that they are simply people infected with a virus? What now that the human genome is being altered by sickness and is resulting in these people with powers and strange appearances, not all, but a good many?

I feel that by utilizing the fact that humans become monsters and it is these differences that terrify those in power into action, or at times gives those in power a way to engage in violence against a specific group of people because there is already great unrest, and by drumming up more unrest so they sneak by undetected to do whatever it is their queasy, black hearts desire.

Most want peace, nearly everyone wants peace, no one wants a war on home front, it takes decades to recoup from that. While there are extremists on any side of anything, political or religious [sometimes sports], they are relatively small in number compared to the entire population, and when we let extremists strike fear into the majority we get issues like blaming a whole population or culture for the actions of a few.

By showing an incredibly gray viewpoint, and I mean smack dab in the middle gray, not vaguely stating that group A or group B is possibly gunna turn into the good guys, gives a much truer voice to what war really feels like. And I feel that is how war should be looked at, very rarely are there' fully good or fully bad guys on just one side. Even if the "good guys" come and help there's still the chance that they're only helping to gain something besides peace out of this.

The plot flows fairly well, as a comic there's very few lulls, and even then they are short, the premise is interesting and it really makes you think about who really are the monsters in the battles.
'V-Wars' gets the graphic novel treatment. For those not familiar with the series, they are are linked stories about a virus named ICE that turns people into vampires and a series of linked characters that show up in some of the stories. Based on genetics, people can be turned into a variety of vampires based on their bloodline.

Professor Swann is a main character of the series, and this book gives some background on him that I didn't know. He is at the forefront of trying to understand and find a way for the vampires (bloods) to live peaceably with the humans (beats). He is embedded in a military unit that is at the front of what seems to be a vampire war. There are groups of people trying to push war to the forefront, and as hard as Swann tries, his words seem to be more and more futile. It all culminates in a confrontation that will leave Swann with some choices to make.

It was an okay story, but I think I prefer the prose versions over this graphic novel version. I felt like the art was a bit weak, and the story seemed a bit overly long. Most of the V-Wars stories I've read have been more concise and punchy. Still it's interesting to see this in a graphic novel and for Swann to take center stage.

I was given a review copy of this graphic novel by Diamond Book Distributors, IDW Publishing and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you for allowing me to review this graphic novel.
I ordered this because I am, or rather, WAS a fan of Jonathan Mayberry. This is a comic book. I thought it was a book series. I am mad and canceled my other Jonathan Mayberry purchase. Never again.
Decided to get the whole volume after the first to episodes I brought because It was such an awesome story line...
This Jonathan Maberry what else do I need to say. Get this and anything else he writes
A total waste of a comic to read didn't hold my interest an it was dull to read this comic.