League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Volume One (Turtleback School & Library) | 
This semester's term paper is about coherence in comics so I've decided to take another (academic) look at my love-hate-relationship with The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Wish me luck!
[Currently listening to: Don't Forget to Breathe by Stormzy & Yebba]
So my team guessed it because my team is totally awesome! But I have another game!
#TeamStoker without looking it up, who can name me 5 literary characters portrayed in this film? State their names and tag their books 📙
🌟5pts per correct answer🌟
☠️Remember to hit the spoiler shield on your answers☠️
#Scarathlon @Clwojick
With Day 2 under way of the #24b4monday readathon, I'm feeling good at 08:36:30.
I might read some later after dinner but I'm also thinking to just stand in front of my fan due to the heat 😂
2. Shortest Book You Read: The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Volume One
This is the only graphic novel I read this year. The artwork was my favorite part of the book, which perfectly reflects the late 1800s setting and gothic themes. All the literary references should make this one a go-to for any book lover. This is the image featured on the last page of the book.
#allthebooksof2017
pickI loved this graphic novel! It was an easy read but it was very interesting and the artwork was amazing
pickI finished my Goodreads challenge! 35 is probably an understatement of what I actually read this year, especially considering books I reread for teaching and quick ebook reads from Overdrive (which don‘t always get captured by Goodreads). I increased my challenge to 50, so I‘m going to try to make an effort to reach that before the end of the year!
Taking a break from It tonight to crack into this. I picked this up from a spontaneous trip to the used book store the other day. I‘m not big into graphic novels, but Watchmen and V for Vendetta are favorites. Been wanting to read this one for awhile, so I couldn‘t resist when I saw it on the shelf. #currentlyreading #graphicnovel
so-soEh.... not my favorite. Though I got a kick out of some of the characters.
The fruits of my last few book hauls. Some, like Matilda, the golden compass, and water for elephants, I already owned but I prefer these covers. The how to train your dragon books are hardback and were only 2 dollars apiece.
pickQuite delightful. And so much better than the movie (of course). Now on to volume two.
pick"You dare to order Edward Hyde as if he were a Dog?"
"Dogs, Sir, have more self control! Now get in there." Miss Murray was my favorite. I loved all of her witty comments.
It's nothing like the movie. At first I was unhappy about this but then I started appreciated it. ?
Some bedtime reading! I am excited about this one. Big fan of Alan Moore!
only reading this in boring lectures when i'm not sleepy so i'm gonna take a while to finish 😅
pickAlan Moore is by far my favorite graphic novel writer. What I loved about this graphic novel are the literary references. Any of you have more graphic novels recommendations?
