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REVIEW: TWIG

Book Title: TWIG

Book Description: This story takes place in a fantastical world and centers around the main character named TWIG, and his companion SPLAT, as they take a journey to find Pathsayers Cartogratory! Only to have results that could alter the path entirely!

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Rating if the Book Were a Movie: PG-13 

Creative Team Writer: Skottie Young Art: Kyle Strahm Colors: Jean-Francois Beaulieu Letters: Nate Piekos of Blambot Cover: Alex Milne Editor: Joel Enos Publisher: Image Comics, Inc.

Ratings:  Story: 3.6 Stars Interior Artwork: 3.7 Stars Cover Artwork: 3.7 Stars Dialogue: 3.3 Stars Mechanics: 3.2 Stars Editing: 3.0 Stars

Reviewer’s Notes: The cover art is phenomenal and is something that I can easily see being a poster on someone’s wall or in a coloring book to spend hours on end making the colors change to some one’s imagination. The vibrant colors and conveyed detail easily make this cover stand out as an attention grabber. 

The interior art is just as phenomenal as the cover, and while the styles of the main characters vary slightly from the cover, the emotion that the characters convey, show the feelings and thoughts that they are experiencing at that moment. Which always makes the story better in the long run. Some of the panels like the cover I could easily see being posters to be put on the wall, or coloring pages where some one can enjoy long periods of time. 

The story itself is not something I am familiar with, but I found myself enjoying what I read, the text flowed easily from one panel to another, the lettering was easy to read and I like how in a few cases, it even changed colors to indicate a different person was talking. There were a few times where the jokes referenced in the books would be lost on a younger audience, and for that I gave it a PG-13 rating. 

All in all, the story mixed with the stunning artwork make this book a series that is quite unique and easily something that can be followed and enjoyed by a larger audience. Once invested the characters are relatable and the journey fun. 

As your curator of the Historical Documents of the Imagination I hope you enjoyed your visit! If you enjoyed my review of this story please support the creators of this story! 

May the historical documents of the imagination always inspire! Thanks for reading!

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