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Morning Glories Vol. 2 Kindle & comiXology
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherImage - Shadowline
- Publication dateSeptember 21, 2011
- File size404872 KB
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- ASIN : B007KAQVX8
- Publisher : Image - Shadowline (September 21, 2011)
- Publication date : September 21, 2011
- Language : English
- File size : 404872 KB
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- Print length : 185 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #2,042,091 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #1,994 in School Life Manga
- #2,508 in Image Comics & Graphic Novels
- #52,025 in Manga Comics & Graphic Novels
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Within a day, it becomes painfully obvious that the new students have been cut off from the outside world, and are at the mercy of a sadistic staff with unknown goals. Even other students may be prone to violence. Physical and psychological torture, and even death, is a common experience for MGA students.
Volume 1 serves as an introduction to the major characters, plus the story of how Casey, the character with the most development at this point, executes a plan to save another student from a likely horrible fate.
Volume 2 picks up with a great deal more character development on the six students. There is more detailed background information on most of them. However, author Nick Spenser cleverly manages to raise more questions than answers are given! The reader still has little clue about what the headmaster and teachers' aims are. The characters are complex and interesting. As he delves further into the story, I foresee a real rounding out of everyone involved.
I was initially drawn to the series by an appreciation for Joe Eisma's artwork, after seeing the comic in my local store. The artwork does not disappoint! Sure, the girls are all sexy, but this isn't one of those series that seems to cater only to the guys' eyes; the male characters are also attractive young men. Each person has a unique look. The lines are crisp and clean; facial expressions and body language are very well done. Alex Sollazzo's colors at times appropriately subdued and at other times vibrant and jewel like.
In short, I cannot find a single thing about this series not to like!
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Wie dem auch sei, nach der gelungenen Auftaktveranstaltung wird in Band 2 nochmal eine Schippe draufgelegt. In Flashbacks werden Geheimnisse der meisten Hauptfiguren stückweise gelüftet, neue Fragen tun sich auf, ständig neue Charaktere kommen hinzu und machen deutlich, daß der Autor wirklich ganz stark von der TV Serie "Lost" inspiriert ist. Aber "Morning Glories" ist trotzdem kein Plagiat, Nick Spencer erzählt sein eigenes Garn, bedient sich bei den Stilmitteln aber MASSIV beim großen Vorbild. Zahlenspiele, kryptische Botschaften oder Fragen ("Wer ist David?"), dunkle Geheimnisse, und der Jacob aus Lost scheint hier Abraham zu heißen - auch eine deutliche Parallele in der biblischen Anlehnung. Was hier einzig und allein noch fehlt ist die musikalische Untermalung von Michael Giacchino, aber die kann man sich ja via CD selbst dazubauen.
An die Zeichnungen, die ich in der Rezension zum ersten Band ja noch kritisiert habe, gewöhnt man sich. Sie sind nicht wirklich gut, teils wirken sie hölzern und unfertig, aber sie stören den Handlungsfluß nicht. Daher gibt es diesmal trotzdem fünf Sterne, auch weil sich die Serie einfach superflüssig "wegliest", lange hält so ein Trade nicht vor. Und oh je, es gibt nur noch zwei weitere, dann kommt der Nachschub ins Stocken denn die Heftserie hat noch nicht einmal die Nummer 30 erreicht...

You do need to read vol.1 first (statement of the obvious?) but if you haven't dipped into the weird world of Morning Glories, don't hesitate-do it now-you won't regret it!

This is definitely a brave book with the mystery increasing exponentially and flashing back (and maybe forward) in time so there is a lot to keep track of. There are some interesting decisions such as the importance of a cheerleading team in a school for psychopaths but on the whole you want to stick with it. It's the throwaway comments that really get your interest and make this feel like a very measured and controlled enigma.
The art is just as good as the first volume and there are some very subtle changes to the style during flashbacks that works particularly well. The covers - which are gorgeous - have been included before each issue. As these are single issue tales this works but hopefully we will go back to the seamless story of the first volume next time.
A very high Thumbs Up indeed!

Ich bin gespannt wie es weitergeht...
5 Sterne!