This was a good read, but some parts were confusing.
There were two protagonists in this issue, unlike in Volume 1 (which is its own separate story about a Nameless Hunter who escorts Paleblood). The transition between protagonists can be a little bit jarring, especially when done within such a short comic book.
The transition between some of the scenes is also confusing. In one instance someone is sitting down. Then in the next few scenes, his face becomes bloody, and even though I finished the game, I didn't know what was going on (see attached picture).
Still, I recommend this if you're a fan of the games.
Bloodborne Volume 2: The Healing Thirst collects issues #5-8. It shows how Yharnam came to be afflicted with the curse of beasthood after people used too much of the blood of the Old Gods. You don't need to read Volume 1 first to read this book. All four volumes tell a different story in the world of Bloodborne.
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A Tale of One (Sick) City
This was a good read, but some parts were confusing.There were two protagonists in this issue, unlike in Volume 1 (which is its own separate story about a Nameless Hunter who escorts Paleblood). The transition between protagonists can be a little bit jarring, especially when done within such a short comic book.The transition between some of the scenes is also confusing. In one instance someone is sitting down. Then in the next few scenes, his face becomes bloody, and even though I finished the game, I didn't know what was going on (see attached picture).Still, I recommend this if you're a fan of the games.Bloodborne Volume 2: The Healing Thirst collects issues #5-8. It shows how Yharnam came to be afflicted with the curse of beasthood after people used too much of the blood of the Old Gods. You don't need to read Volume 1 first to read this book. All four volumes tell a different story in the world of Bloodborne.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2021
This was a good read, but some parts were confusing.
There were two protagonists in this issue, unlike in Volume 1 (which is its own separate story about a Nameless Hunter who escorts Paleblood). The transition between protagonists can be a little bit jarring, especially when done within such a short comic book.
The transition between some of the scenes is also confusing. In one instance someone is sitting down. Then in the next few scenes, his face becomes bloody, and even though I finished the game, I didn't know what was going on (see attached picture).
Still, I recommend this if you're a fan of the games.
Bloodborne Volume 2: The Healing Thirst collects issues #5-8. It shows how Yharnam came to be afflicted with the curse of beasthood after people used too much of the blood of the Old Gods. You don't need to read Volume 1 first to read this book. All four volumes tell a different story in the world of Bloodborne.
There were two protagonists in this issue, unlike in Volume 1 (which is its own separate story about a Nameless Hunter who escorts Paleblood). The transition between protagonists can be a little bit jarring, especially when done within such a short comic book.
The transition between some of the scenes is also confusing. In one instance someone is sitting down. Then in the next few scenes, his face becomes bloody, and even though I finished the game, I didn't know what was going on (see attached picture).
Still, I recommend this if you're a fan of the games.
Bloodborne Volume 2: The Healing Thirst collects issues #5-8. It shows how Yharnam came to be afflicted with the curse of beasthood after people used too much of the blood of the Old Gods. You don't need to read Volume 1 first to read this book. All four volumes tell a different story in the world of Bloodborne.
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The cover is made of semi-hard glossy papper and matte papper in the interior.
Quality print.
Dialogs are short, it's mainly focused on artwork.
Shipped by Amazon in a small carton box which protects very well the magazine from hits, not water proof though.
The cover is made of semi-hard glossy papper and matte papper in the interior.
Quality print.
Dialogs are short, it's mainly focused on artwork.
Shipped by Amazon in a small carton box which protects very well the magazine from hits, not water proof though.
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