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Kylooe #2
Kylooe 2 綠色隧道
承接《Kylooe 1：憂鬱的蜻蜓・告別彩虹》，在《Kylooe 2：綠色隧道》裡，門小雷繼續以高水準的漫畫語言，訴說了另一部青春物語。
每個人都是獨立個體，當我們每一次試著理解他人，建立關係而觸礁，會對人生造成什麼影響？
小雷在自序裡提到：這並不是一個愛情故事，而是學習「接觸」的故事。
以倒叙方式，林三一試著回憶他於成長時期發生過的懵懂愛情──他與棱斐的相遇。
行為看似怪異的棱斐，在學校裡不擅與人相處。也因為她獨居，父母離婚後她沉浸在繪畫世界裡抒發哀傷。邀請林三一當她畫作的模特兒，是他們故事的起始。但青澀的閱歷，使三一未能明白她的世界，而被她的陰霾嚇倒，漸行漸遠……
如果人生是一道一道交纏的綠色隧道，在隧道裡頭有緣相遇，有沒有機會一起走到盡頭？
小雷溫柔的叩問，牽動了每人心門的回憶。
每個人都是獨立個體，當我們每一次試著理解他人，建立關係而觸礁，會對人生造成什麼影響？
小雷在自序裡提到：這並不是一個愛情故事，而是學習「接觸」的故事。
以倒叙方式，林三一試著回憶他於成長時期發生過的懵懂愛情──他與棱斐的相遇。
行為看似怪異的棱斐，在學校裡不擅與人相處。也因為她獨居，父母離婚後她沉浸在繪畫世界裡抒發哀傷。邀請林三一當她畫作的模特兒，是他們故事的起始。但青澀的閱歷，使三一未能明白她的世界，而被她的陰霾嚇倒，漸行漸遠……
如果人生是一道一道交纏的綠色隧道，在隧道裡頭有緣相遇，有沒有機會一起走到盡頭？
小雷溫柔的叩問，牽動了每人心門的回憶。
- GenresGraphic NovelsManga
140 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2011
18 people want to read
About the author
Little Thunder
16 books25 followers門小雷，漫畫家，生於香港。
中五畢業後，成為全職漫畫家。2006年出版個人畫集《彩虹》，漫畫集《666》、《Boom！邊走邊愛》及《裡裡外外》。及後在《Milk Magazine》連載專欄《宇宙不安學會》，同期編繪《KYLOOE》三部曲，印有法文版、中文版及意大利文版本，憑《KYLOOE 1 - Downhearted Dragonfly》榮獲第四屆國際漫畫賞銅獎。
2012年首次舉辦個人展《告白》，自資出版繪本《夜記》，除了畫畫之外，門小雷亦喜愛跳舞。
門小雷說過：「I draw love letters, not comics.」繪畫只是一種工具，她畫的是愛、恨、寂寞與一切情感。
中五畢業後，成為全職漫畫家。2006年出版個人畫集《彩虹》，漫畫集《666》、《Boom！邊走邊愛》及《裡裡外外》。及後在《Milk Magazine》連載專欄《宇宙不安學會》，同期編繪《KYLOOE》三部曲，印有法文版、中文版及意大利文版本，憑《KYLOOE 1 - Downhearted Dragonfly》榮獲第四屆國際漫畫賞銅獎。
2012年首次舉辦個人展《告白》，自資出版繪本《夜記》，除了畫畫之外，門小雷亦喜愛跳舞。
門小雷說過：「I draw love letters, not comics.」繪畫只是一種工具，她畫的是愛、恨、寂寞與一切情感。
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January 14, 2019
Like I mentioned in my review of Kylooe #1, this is very different from what I was expecting. And it starts in this second volume in particular.
First, we're definitely not picking up after the end of the previous volume (), as we're following completely different characters here. Also, the second surprise was that the big white plushie thing didn't have as much importance in this one as it had in the previous volume. It's still there but... very sparsely?
Also, the colours. While still being beautiful, it was also completely different, less psychedelic, less dream-like. Although, the sunsets towards the end of the book still give this book the dream feeling.
Among the three volumes, this is the one I liked the less. The story wasn't quite as touching (and/or heartbreaking) as the previous one, and... I don't really know what, but it was missing a something to keep you truly hanging. Some bits were a bit confusing considering that the dude from which POV it's told is slightly unreliable at times, so you end up not really knowing if you're supposed to believe it or not. And I think I didn't really understand how we reach the ending?
But all in all, it was still enjoyable in some way. (Head up to Kylooe #3 (my review) for the last adventure.)
First, we're definitely not picking up after the end of the previous volume (), as we're following completely different characters here. Also, the second surprise was that the big white plushie thing didn't have as much importance in this one as it had in the previous volume. It's still there but... very sparsely?
Also, the colours. While still being beautiful, it was also completely different, less psychedelic, less dream-like. Although, the sunsets towards the end of the book still give this book the dream feeling.
Among the three volumes, this is the one I liked the less. The story wasn't quite as touching (and/or heartbreaking) as the previous one, and... I don't really know what, but it was missing a something to keep you truly hanging. Some bits were a bit confusing considering that the dude from which POV it's told is slightly unreliable at times, so you end up not really knowing if you're supposed to believe it or not. And I think I didn't really understand how we reach the ending?
But all in all, it was still enjoyable in some way. (Head up to Kylooe #3 (my review) for the last adventure.)
July 19, 2024
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https://sunread26.wordpress.com/2022/...
Extrait :
On continue avec le second tome de Kylooe, qui nous raconte l’histoire de nouveaux personnages. Je m’excuse d’avance, car je n’ai pas trouvé beaucoup d’image pour ce second volume… Cette fois-ci, on suit Lin Sanyi une fois adulte et qui semble (littéralement) blasé par tout ce qui se trouve autour de lui : son travail comme sa copine. S’en suit un flashback (qui est en réalité l’intrigue principale) sur sa période du lycée et son premier « amour ».
Des personnes dites « marginales » on en connait tous au moins un. Mais j’imagine que dans certaines sociétés, cette dénomination peut devenir vraiment péjorative (comme au Japon par exemple). Là il s’agit d’une œuvre chinoise, et j’avoue ne pas connaître suffisamment cette culture pour savoir si elle est plus proche de la notre ou bien opposée… Une chose est sûre, Ling Fei est clairement victime de harcèlement, même s’il elle n’en tient pas compte. Sa situation est clairement catastrophique, et son comportement laisse supposer qu’elle n’a jamais vraiment eu d’amis ou de relations sociales…
Malgré l’impression de détachement qui se dégage d’elle, elle est très intentionnée et sensible, notamment quand il s’agit d’un être dont elle est un minimum proche. Sanyi voudra sortir avec elle juste sous le coup de l’ennui et car il pense qu’il n’aura aucun remord à la larguer… Comme vous l’aurez deviné, il finira par comprendre sa situation et à avoir pitié, même si son caractère reviendra au grand galop lors d’une soirée trop arrosée…
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https://sunread26.wordpress.com/2022/...
Extrait :
On continue avec le second tome de Kylooe, qui nous raconte l’histoire de nouveaux personnages. Je m’excuse d’avance, car je n’ai pas trouvé beaucoup d’image pour ce second volume… Cette fois-ci, on suit Lin Sanyi une fois adulte et qui semble (littéralement) blasé par tout ce qui se trouve autour de lui : son travail comme sa copine. S’en suit un flashback (qui est en réalité l’intrigue principale) sur sa période du lycée et son premier « amour ».
Des personnes dites « marginales » on en connait tous au moins un. Mais j’imagine que dans certaines sociétés, cette dénomination peut devenir vraiment péjorative (comme au Japon par exemple). Là il s’agit d’une œuvre chinoise, et j’avoue ne pas connaître suffisamment cette culture pour savoir si elle est plus proche de la notre ou bien opposée… Une chose est sûre, Ling Fei est clairement victime de harcèlement, même s’il elle n’en tient pas compte. Sa situation est clairement catastrophique, et son comportement laisse supposer qu’elle n’a jamais vraiment eu d’amis ou de relations sociales…
Malgré l’impression de détachement qui se dégage d’elle, elle est très intentionnée et sensible, notamment quand il s’agit d’un être dont elle est un minimum proche. Sanyi voudra sortir avec elle juste sous le coup de l’ennui et car il pense qu’il n’aura aucun remord à la larguer… Comme vous l’aurez deviné, il finira par comprendre sa situation et à avoir pitié, même si son caractère reviendra au grand galop lors d’une soirée trop arrosée…
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August 6, 2023
Suite correcte mais décevante à mon point de vue… le 1 était tellement puissant.
September 23, 2014
The Chinese subtitle for this book is called the Green Tunnel (綠色隧道), however I am not sure how to link the subtitle to the theme of the book.
This book focus on past relationship between a young couple, who were connected on their mutual fondness for the white fluffy creature Kylooe. It tells a very realistic and bittersweet story about being "in love" with another person (although the comic never express the word "love" in it),the conflicts between your priorities in life (peers, pride, romance, etc), and the brutality of facing the real world. I have some personal problems with the characters, which didn't make me fall in love with the book. The book does portrait teenagers realistically, I do think the ending is made sense for the characters.
The colors of this book is different from Kylooe 1 as it is heavier on naturals, which portraits the reality world instead of the colorful dream world. Nonetheless the art is very pretty.
This is a by no means bad book, as it does tells a love story about two teenagers rather realistically and without the cheese. Just unfortunately I felt sort of meh about it in the end. While I don't think the book was originally intended for audience (at least it didn't feel like that to me), I think younger readers will resonance with the couple's experience well. Read it to judge for yourself!
This book focus on past relationship between a young couple, who were connected on their mutual fondness for the white fluffy creature Kylooe. It tells a very realistic and bittersweet story about being "in love" with another person (although the comic never express the word "love" in it),the conflicts between your priorities in life (peers, pride, romance, etc), and the brutality of facing the real world. I have some personal problems with the characters, which didn't make me fall in love with the book. The book does portrait teenagers realistically, I do think the ending is made sense for the characters.
The colors of this book is different from Kylooe 1 as it is heavier on naturals, which portraits the reality world instead of the colorful dream world. Nonetheless the art is very pretty.
This is a by no means bad book, as it does tells a love story about two teenagers rather realistically and without the cheese. Just unfortunately I felt sort of meh about it in the end. While I don't think the book was originally intended for audience (at least it didn't feel like that to me), I think younger readers will resonance with the couple's experience well. Read it to judge for yourself!
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