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There are 2 malevolent Jasons in this book #ThatsComicsBaby

I usually don't like it when authors seem to have swallowed a thesaurus, but it kind of works here—probably because Moore actually knows what the words he's using mean.

Very interesting book. I did struggle with reading it on its own without constantly comparing it to the movie. However, it was interesting to see the similarities and differences. Overall, I did like the book, and found it to be thought provoking.

I borrowed this from my local library today. I normally don't read graphic novels, but I figured I'd give it a try. I've seen the movie, so I'm curious how it will compare.

I love the movie and it's taken me this long to read the comic. Both have their pros and cons - I wish the movie could've fleshed out the minority focus more, I wish the comic had more Gordon (Stephen Fry) but both are brilliant.

Packed it in on page 7 when “The bellowing meat locomotive throws its weight into the wall of constables, with as much blood as possible its only politics” was a sentence my brain had to take in.

I didn't care for it. It was confusing and way over my head with the dialogue throughout the book.

For the rest of my review, visit my Vlog at:

https://youtube.com/shorts/41jrb7KZR7g

Enjoy!

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Can you believe it?? Next weekend will kick off the last 10 weeks of the year.

I will be doing a readathon for 10 Before The End!!

Pick the 10 books you have been meaning to get to all year - or the ten you want to prioritize before the end of the year.

Post your list this week, and get encouragement along the way. Let's tackle those TBRs!

#10beforetheend