I know you've all heard before, about things being a must-have if you're a fan. I am a major fan of the labyrinth, and of David Bowie, and more so staying true to the attributes of the character.
While, in my opinion, the manga "return to labyrinth" was a failure at capturing an accurate sequel of labyrinth and nearly ruined or twisted my memories the beloved movie where I had to watch the movie again to get the manga sequel out of my head, this on the other hand portrays a really good "prequel" if you would. The story is told as a story being told to Toby by Jareth, a fairy tale, and serves as a flashback to the events leading up to labyrinth, and perhaps even the creation of the Goblin King himself.
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Virgilio Francsico Sotillos Conesa
Genial colección de Archaia en tapa dura
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Great artwork, interesting story continuation
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 17, 2021Christian Mulaczek
A worthy prequel/interquel to Jim Henson's Labyrinth
Reviewed in Germany on April 8, 2021
Christian Mulaczek
Reviewed in Germany on April 8, 2021
They are truly capturing the spirit of the late Jim Henson's work.
I enjoyed already the works from the Dark Crystal line of books, they have been wonderful.
The same ist to be said about Labyrinth: Coronation. The only thing, I would have likey a little bit more likeness of the Goblin King to David Bowie, at least the artists could have given attention to the different eyecoloring of Mr Bowie.
But that is me complaining on elevated niveau. The art is, also like in the Dark Crystal line, very unique and striking.
And the story is interestingly settled as flashbacks during the story of the original movie.
Get it, read it, enjoy it. Recommended.
This review also goes for Volumes 1 & 3.
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