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I loved this graphic novel. It was a second in a series. And I hope they do the rest of them. Because I really enjoyed this! It was my last book for April! FIVE OUT OF FIVE STARS!(:
4 out of 5 starsLoved it. I enjoy reading graphic novels for books I have already read, because they bring a story I already love to life.I will say this though. The guy who illustrated this graphic novel must be a huge Nico fan, because he drew him hella sexy. Meanwhile, Percy just seemed like your average joe hero (and he's supposed to be older then him by a couple of years), while Nico is walking around with these sexy bangs, always shrouded in broody shadows, and sounding ominous. I lived fo...
How could this came from the book with the same title???!!!Ugh. So dissapointing. I never liked the artwork from the first time, But THE STORY WASN'T EVEN IDENTICAL. There are some parts in this graphic novel that was LITERALLY the opposite of what the novel described. I know, because I read them together. That was fatal. Don't you think a graphic novel adapted from a novel should be identical ???The 2 stars are for the effort and the graphic that helps me imagining the descriptions from the boo...
It cut way to much from the actual book. It left out some events that would help explain parts of the story.
4 stars cause they made Annabeth super ugly, and I can't get behind that
I enjoyed this graphic adaptation of The Son of Neptune! Since the original novel is long, this graphic novel couldn't include everything. Still, I wish some parts were included because it felt rushed. In general, I like the illustrations and hope to read the rest of the series later!
Really goodI can't wait to see the next book imagined as a graphic novel...I bet that it will be really amazing!!!
I don't really like the way Percy is drawn, not to mention that there are some scenes which I really wanted to be in here.
Great, easy read. Especially if you like PJO. Good adaption of the book by Riordan overall, although, a few MAJOR puzzle pieces were left out that set up the story for later. Would have liked to see those included.
Okay, not as bad as the other graphic novels for Percy Jackson. Some of the images and characters were still quite a bit strange and not what I had in mine, but overall, I thought this was such a solid improvement in art. I actually really liked it most of the time. I thought the story was very well done, too. They kept a lot of the important parts, but they did take a few things out that I did love (especially concerning the ending). However, it was a good rendition of the novel, and it kept mo...
As usual this one didn't disappoint. Considering the book is massive some part were missing but it was summed up really good. Anyone reading the graphic novel without reading the book can easily follow the storyline. The art was great as usual and i'm looking forward to read the rest of the series (as well as the PJ graphic novels!)
I really enjoyed this version of the book! There is a slight difference from the books but I won't complain, I know not everything can make it to the books and I enjoyed more the art of this version than the previous novels.
Im sorry but i hate this it made my soul hurt. Okay Hazel looks like a white person with tans. Percy looks like hes 14 or 15 but he was actually older. How Frank looked like was not the same during the book like okay one chapter hes buff next one hes baby man. And Phineas in the cold was portrayed not well like bro it was winter with ice and it looks like freakin summer and only some parts had ice, my big brain is thinking correctly there was snow, right? Okay my soul hurts and brain hurts from
ms o'leary is sooo cutee than I expected! Fun book.
Well first off I wanna say this is actually the way I had pictured Percy Jackson to look. I won't say i'm a big fan of Rick Riordan`s work but I did enjoy this action novel. I would recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a quick read to clear their mind and get lost in the world of Demi-gods. I started to read this book as part of my school assignment but now i'm sad that i started this book series from the second book. I'm going to finish the entire series this summer.
I finally finished the 2nd book in the Heroes of Olympus series! I started reading this book last summer and I just couldn't get past the first 100 pages since it was just like The Lost Hero but with different characters. If I didn't pick up this graphic novel I wouldn't have continued on with the series. ANYWHO... I thought this was alright. The artwork was completely different from how I originally thought out the characters to be like but it wasn't that bad. But to me, this book lacked the ma...
I really like the art style of this one more than the last. I also felt the pacing was better.
GoodGood, but to truly enjoy the hero's of Olympus story you have to read the word for word books because you miss out on the emotions and jokes at certain parts. I recommend using the graphic novels as a way of rereading the series without actually rereading the thousands of pages.
I think I enjoyed the art in this one a little more even though it's not as finely detailed as the other. Or maybe I just enjoyed seeing Percy again. Or Nico (since his hair was on point). The action sequences were good (though sometimes cut waaay too short) and the dialogue was engaging. I loved that the story worked its way around to including the Roman counterparts to the Greek gods and camps! Made the story even more intriguing. I wish there was another graphic novel after this but I guess I...
There were some scenes that I feel should've been included. This is rated lower more for the fact that the characters look really odd to me. Most of them do not look like how they're described. The most accurate one is Nico.