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Shutterbox #4
ShutterBox Volume 4
To be once more a child for one bright summer's day... Now that Megan has merged with the goddess Laahli, Megan discovers that she can teleport to any place within Merridiah she desires. As a result of this newfound power, she and Adrien have spent many days alone together, thousands of miles away from Merridiah University. Yet the many creatures of Merridiah are terrified at the idea of Megan's divine union with Laahli--after a meeting of Merridiah's leaders, Damien hatches a plan to imprison Megan within university grounds... Praise for "A total Manga experience." â€"Collectors’ Corner "Just the right hints of mystery, intrigue and romance all tied into a neat package." â€"Greg McElhatton, iCOMICS.COM "A first-rate manga--one read and you'll be totally hooked!" â€"Sheena McNeil, Sequential Tart
176 pages, Paperback
First published September 11, 2007
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June 11, 2010
Review in 75 Words or Less: Shutterbox, Vol. 4 is by far my favorite volume of this series thus far. While the plot does not move forward too much in this volume, it definitely makes up for it by giving the reader some back story. The secondary characters' actions begin to make more and more sense, and we sort of figure out why Megan is at M.U.S.E.
Final Verdict: This volume is a wonderful addition to this amazing series. Sadly, there are only two volumes left in this remarkable series. And it is unclear when (and possibly if) Tokyopop will be releasing the next volume. I attempted to locate more information on this series, and unfortunately, there is zero mention of the 5th volume of Shutterbox. So it looks like I will just have to wait and see if this series will ever get its ending.
Final Verdict: This volume is a wonderful addition to this amazing series. Sadly, there are only two volumes left in this remarkable series. And it is unclear when (and possibly if) Tokyopop will be releasing the next volume. I attempted to locate more information on this series, and unfortunately, there is zero mention of the 5th volume of Shutterbox. So it looks like I will just have to wait and see if this series will ever get its ending.
August 16, 2020
Shutterbox Volume 4
Author: Rikki Simons & Tavisha
Genre: Fantasy/Romance/Manga
Synopsis: The leaders of the other areas of Merridiah are introduced as they come together to decide what to do with Megan since she has merged with the ultimate creator, Lahlii, as they fear it could be dangerous or destroy all of Merridiah. Plus we finally get to learn more about Megan’s, AJ’s and Dane’s past life together. And finally get some romance between Megan and AJ!
Review: More than halfway through the series we are finally getting to see some new characters and get more insight into Megan’s connection to all of them. The story can still be a little confusing, but answers are finally starting to emerge. The glimpses back into Megan, Dane and AJ’s past life together was cute and by far the best parts of the story so far.
Rating: ⁎⁎⁎⁎
Author: Rikki Simons & Tavisha
Genre: Fantasy/Romance/Manga
Synopsis: The leaders of the other areas of Merridiah are introduced as they come together to decide what to do with Megan since she has merged with the ultimate creator, Lahlii, as they fear it could be dangerous or destroy all of Merridiah. Plus we finally get to learn more about Megan’s, AJ’s and Dane’s past life together. And finally get some romance between Megan and AJ!
Review: More than halfway through the series we are finally getting to see some new characters and get more insight into Megan’s connection to all of them. The story can still be a little confusing, but answers are finally starting to emerge. The glimpses back into Megan, Dane and AJ’s past life together was cute and by far the best parts of the story so far.
Rating: ⁎⁎⁎⁎
October 7, 2016
I read this one last month, and I really enjoyed. I like this series overall.
February 9, 2009
*cry* I was so sad when I found out the series got canceled by Tokyopop. It's one of the most original I've seen in forever. (and only 2 books to finish it *sigh* - at least the authors claim to still be looking for a new venue to publish - but having seen the author's lj - her mom is descending into dementia, it's probably not her first priority.)
It's a good series, following alternate dimension 'muses' at their school - and the 'living muse' who is their anchor to earth. The story had finally expanded to something more universal and I was really looking forward to it.
Love the art too, all the viciously strange mythological creatures, the gothic lolita dress, and of course, the pretty, androgynous twins.
It's a good series, following alternate dimension 'muses' at their school - and the 'living muse' who is their anchor to earth. The story had finally expanded to something more universal and I was really looking forward to it.
Love the art too, all the viciously strange mythological creatures, the gothic lolita dress, and of course, the pretty, androgynous twins.
May 4, 2016
I really enjoyed Shutterbox, Volume 4! Beautiful art, more about characters' past lives, and a kiss from Adrien - hope for Megan . . .
I sincerely hope that Volumes 5 & 6 find a publisher sometime in the near future.
Seriously, am I the only one who adores Thom?
I sincerely hope that Volumes 5 & 6 find a publisher sometime in the near future.
Seriously, am I the only one who adores Thom?
July 24, 2014
This has been my favorite volume so far; now I just can't wait to read the next. The end was a fabulous way to leaving me hanging!
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November 23, 2014
Refer to the first volume for my review of the series.
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