This graphic novel series is hard to explain, so I will use the wikipedia summary:
“The series focuses on a group of British adults who are drawn back to an icosahedron-shaped world they originally visited as teenagers; the group left behind a friend upon their original escape and never discussed the experience.“
The art style in this series is a bit uneven. At times it is a bit clunky, but it is mostly really great & I loved the concept of (CONT)
pickThe only way to escape the world of Die is if the whole team wishes to go home. Just one problem: half of them want to stay in this trauma-inflected fantasy. Gillen's pacing is excellent, as always. Each issue has both substance and suspense.
pickThis is an interesting graphic novel based around DnD, I found it pretty good.
Read for prompts for:
#ReadYourBookshelfChallenge2022
#PopSugarReadingChallenge2022
4/5
Happy new #comics day everyone. Indie titles this week:
Curse Words continues being awesome!
Ogre is 3 issues long...this is the middle.
Ninjak - final issue. Bye bye Ninjas. 😭
Die is about a D&D group that find themselves battling in REAL LIFE. 😱
Wizard Beach # 1 - no idea. But it's a Wizard...on a beach! 🤷♂️😅
Sword Daughter = Vikings.
William The Last - little boy discovering his destiny.
Larks Killer = bonkers fun.
#NCBD
Die Vol. 2: Split The Party | 
so-so
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