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Dean Koontz's Fear Nothing Vol. 1 Kindle & comiXology

by Bob Gill (Author, Artist), Mohan (Colorist) Format: Kindle Edition

3.2 325 ratings

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Fear Nothing tells the story of 28-year-old oddball hero Christopher Snow, who lives in the city of Moonlight Bay, California, along with his hyper-intelligent dog Orson, his best surfing buddy Bobby and his late-night deejay girlfriend Sasha. Snow has XP-xeroderma pigmentosum-a very rare genetic affliction that forces him to avoid light at all costs, and will likely give him cancer later in life. His parents died under mysterious circumstances and he's now being stalked by the shadowy characters who want Snow to stop trying to find out how they died--or else they'll bump off his remaining loved ones.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00JXVLXFS
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Dynamite Entertainment (October 27, 2010)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ October 27, 2010
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 250327 KB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 104 pages

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Johie

Love this graphic novel!

Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2020

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Fear Nothing and Seize the Night are Dean Koontz books that I absolutely love! I was always hoping he would write more books for this series. I was so excited to see Fear Nothing in graphic novel format. It doesn’t disappoint at all. I’m excited to read the rest of the book in subsequent graphic novels. I love this so much!

Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2010

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Fear nothing is one of my favorite Koontz novels. It is about a man with a rare illness who lives in a town which is slowly being taken over by a creeping supernatural evil. I'm a big fan of graphic novels and comic books. When I saw there was a graphic novel edition of this book, I was quite excited. Unfortunately, the moment I opened it, I was quite disappointed. The art is really bad.

The pencilist seems to have trouble drawing faces as half the time the hero's face looks deformed, lumpy fat or out of proportion. This is rather disappointing since facial expression and drawing decent faces should be within every comic artist's basic skill set. The panels themselves lack detail and animals are clearly not Mr. Gill's strong suit as the dog is particularly looks strange and goofy.

After viewing the art, I decided the book quite simply wasn't worth my time. I loved the book by Koontz, but forcing myself to read his prose paired with sub-standard art which makes every character`s head look like a boiled egg is just not worth my time. A few more semesters of basic figure drawing and portraiture class would improve this artist immensely.

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Tammy Braun

Wowzah

Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2021

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Love Koontz. I have NEVER read a comic. This was fantastic once you get the hang of the direction..
Eager for another.

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Steve Brauninger

disapointment infear Nothing

Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2014

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I did not realize this was a graphic novel. I was looking for a traditional novel. I don't recall the fact that it was a graphic novel being covered in the pewview.

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mw

Good Story, Bad Artwork

Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2022

It's a compelling mystery with eery, supernatural tones. I did not like the artwork...
it seemed amateurish with cookie cutter characters.

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TMStyles

Great Adaptation Of Koontz' Novel

Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2010

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In 1998, Dean Koontz captured the avid interest of myriad readers with his seminal novel "Fear Nothing" which introduced Christopher Snow and followed it a year later with a sequel, "Seize The Night." Both were wonderfully written, suspenseful and mysterious, having created characters, a seaside locale, and a mystery so intense that readers waited for the third novel with bated breath. Unfortunately, Koontz sidestepped his interest into the Odd Thomas novels and the third book was never written, although the forward written by Koontz in this graphic adaptation of "Fear Nothing" indicates he is finally hard at work on it.

This graphic novel, adapted by Grant Alter and Derek Ruiz, is a very fine rendering of the first half of the "Fear Nothing" novel. If you have read the novel, you will feel comfortable and knowing in this retelling of the story. If you have not read the novel, it should elicit genuine interest in reading it. This reader finds the two Christopher Snow novels to be a near perfect blending of Koontz' talents and recurring themes. Great characters, hyper intelligent animals, a loyal enigmatic dog (Orson), great characters you quickly come to care about, and a deepening mystery that slowly strangles you with suspense.

Christopher Snow is a 28 year old living in fictional Moonlight Bay, California who suffers from Xeroderma Pigmentosum (XP), a genetic affliction which forces him to live in the shadows by day and outside only at night as he must avoid light and sunlight or risk terminal skin cancer. His support group consists of his dog, Orson, his surf buddy, Bobby Halloway, and his deejay girlfiend, Sasha Goodall. When his father dies two years after his mother with mystery surrounding their passing and aftermath, Christopher suddenly finds himself hunted by unknown forces for unknown reasons--besides his persistent investigation into the aftermath of his father's death. Who is after him? What were his parents into that might have contributed to their deaths? What is behind the strange Rhesus monkeys that appear? Why are old friends who know something about his past suddenly dying? Who can Christopher trust among the people he has known all his life?

"Fear Nothing" is a great mix of endearing characters, scarey conspiracies, a mystery that can be traced back to a closed military installation, and, of course, as in most Koontz novels, intelligent animals--some lovingly loyal and some seemingly straight out of a nightmare. This graphic adaptation will serve to rekindle the excitement of all those who previously read the Christopher Snow novels and should prompt a run on back editions for those who are new to Christopher Snow. My only quibble with the adaptation is the quality of the artwork--acceptable, to be sure, but not equal to the writing or the story. For me, my desire to read the forthcoming third novel, and subsequent graphic adaptations of the first two, has been ratcheted up many notches by this fine effort.

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Jac

What the heck is this crap???? A comic book????

Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2022

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This is one of my favorite books, nowhere in this title or description did it say anything about it being a damn comic book!! Now it's on my Kindle and I can't figure out how to get a damn refund 🤬🤬🤬
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