Crow #1
Crow » Crow #1 - The Crow released by Kitchen Sink on January 1, 1994.
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5 (1) 4 (2) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.7 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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Medicine for the soul. 2
I am only going to talk about the graphic novel and not the movie that more people would be likely exposed to. The Crow is one of those graphic novels I honestly believe everyone should read at least once in their life. For those who are not familiar with the origins of this graphic novel, creator J (James) O'Barr lost his fiancé because of a drunk driver. Not everyone experiences a loved one dying and those who have tend to struggle with that void. The Crow was J.O.B's therapy. The Crow be...
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Five Reviews in One 0
Bang Bang This is the five reviews I wrote for the original four issues plus the Death issue that came later. Contained in this book is Pain, Fear, Irony, Despair and Death. Pain Only for a comic that is as legendary as the Crow do I feel bad for giving it a rating of four-and-a-half instead of five stars. Alright, let's remember that the comic is different than the film. The Crow comic is awesome very awesome but the film did polish the comic and made the story the legend that it is...
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Our Hearts Are Filled With Razorwire 3
There are places in our hearts we don't often visit, dark corners that wall us in during the early morning hours. You've been there, just as I have. You snap awake and the room that should be familiar is strange and you're unsure of yourself, shrouded in twilight memory, slipping into blackness. The void calls to all of us.I bought The Crow graphic novel again. This will be the seventh copy I've either worn out or given to a friend. Maybe I'll hold onto this one awhile. It has been too long out ...
6 out of 6 found this review helpful.
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