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I also realized that I really need to go back and finish the gunslinger graphic novels that show his life before he met his ka-tet. I always loved the description of The Tower and the field of roses that were so crammed together it looked liked blood.Īnyway onto book two. We follow Eddie from 2 to his plane ride/meet of Roland and the first that Roland draws.

The writing works because this was always one of the most well put together parts of The Dark Tower series. We also get to see/hear Jack and Balazar. We get to see more scenes that actually do look the way that I always imagined in my head. I was glad to see that I still loathed Henry even in graphic novel form. I will just forget what happens to you down the line. This first book shows us everything right up to Eddie going on the disastrous plane ride and meeting Roland for the first time.Īhh Eddie. We get more of Eddie in this one and the voice sounds just like him (which makes sense since they took pieces from that book and just whole sell dropped them in). Not the first book in the Dark Tower series, but the second. “The Prisoner” is a graphic novel of Stephen King’s Drawing of the Three. I just thought some things could have been drawn out a bit more and don’t know if readers really need this if they have read “The Drawing of the Three” but it’s nice to see the book in graphic novel form. We get more of a complete story in this graphic novel (since we had bits and pieces of Eddie’s story told throughout the series) so that was great to see. I did get a kick out of seeing The Drawing of the Three in comic form, but how the illustrators drew Roland didn’t gibe with how he looks like in my head.

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