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ELVIS: THE OFFICIAL GRAPHIC NOVEL DELUXE EDITION
Product Z2 Comics brings you This Is Where We Fall, the graphic novel and exclusive accompanying soundtrack by Mitski. Dealing heavily with the concept of theology, death, and the after-life, This is Where We Fall is an innovative new science-fiction series brought to you by Chris Miskiewicz (Thomas Alsop, Grateful Dead Origins) and Vincent Kings (Wynter) that delves into complex questions on science, faith, mankind's need to believe in something bigger than itself, while also questioning what defines the human spirit. The Deluxe Edition of the graphic novel includes (Limited Edition of 2,000): Oversized Hardcover Graphic Novel (Exclusive cover artwork) Limited edition hardcover slipcase for graphic novel Exclusive soundtrack by Mitski on vinyl LP Creator Written by Chris Miskiewicz Illustrated by Vincent Kings
120 pages, Hardcover
Published January 21, 2025
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May 31, 2021
MITSKI WROTE A GRAPHIC NOVEL!
March 18, 2025
That second twist was not for me
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 19, 2021
The summary for this graphic novel promised deep dives into theology and all that, but besides a couple passing mentions of the afterlife and fall from the Christian belief by one of the characters, there really wasn't much on that aspect.
None of the characters were well-rounded, as the AI herself had stated, but not even this piece of meta-writing excuses the lack of depth and just feels like as cop-out.
At least the plot twist was interesting, and it's this plot twist that helped all the nonsense in the story make sense (such as inorganic material being able to "die" like the human and animal characters), though the buildup to the plot twist was lacking.
None of the characters were well-rounded, as the AI herself had stated, but not even this piece of meta-writing excuses the lack of depth and just feels like as cop-out.
At least the plot twist was interesting, and it's this plot twist that helped all the nonsense in the story make sense (such as inorganic material being able to "die" like the human and animal characters), though the buildup to the plot twist was lacking.
May 15, 2022
Now did the robot lady really need to have boobs... Also am i allowed to say boobs on goodreads
June 27, 2021
Good fun with the added bonus of 3 new, exclusive Mitski tunes 🕹️💀🎧
August 5, 2022
The beginnings of this graphic novel are very engaging and held my attention. This begins as a science-fiction outer space adventure and then morphs into an alternate world fantasy with elements of weird western before it morphs into something else after the midpoint. Amusing and entertaining, I'm in complete agreement with the opening paragraph of the Goodreads summary. This graphic novel reminds me of Rick Remender's FEAR AGENT in both tone (light-hearted, humorous) and appearance (similar art, action-oriented).
However, the next paragraph that suggests that this graphic novel raises interesting questions about the afterlife and deals with metaphysical and theological subjects seems like over-reach, perhaps the hope of some over-zealous marketing person. I did not see a single one of those references within the story, so they must have been buried deep. Also, I consider this story pure entertainment and not once did reading this persuade me to contemplate any of those great questions.
Like all Z2 Comics, there is a tie-in to music. This time it's three songs performed by Mitski that can be scanned and listened to while reading. (I did not take advantage of this). Miskiewicz is a skilled writer, but if you're new to his work I recommend THOMAS ALSOP over this.
However, the next paragraph that suggests that this graphic novel raises interesting questions about the afterlife and deals with metaphysical and theological subjects seems like over-reach, perhaps the hope of some over-zealous marketing person. I did not see a single one of those references within the story, so they must have been buried deep. Also, I consider this story pure entertainment and not once did reading this persuade me to contemplate any of those great questions.
Like all Z2 Comics, there is a tie-in to music. This time it's three songs performed by Mitski that can be scanned and listened to while reading. (I did not take advantage of this). Miskiewicz is a skilled writer, but if you're new to his work I recommend THOMAS ALSOP over this.
May 28, 2023
I'm not quite sure how to feel about this book. The plot twist made sense, looking back on it (like how the Yankee guy somehow dies AFTER the futuristic space man when supposedly it's all happening in real time) but it just kind of felt a little confusing. Like there wasn't any buildup or even any major reaction to such a massive reveal.
I wouldn't say the book is bad, but if you're looking for something emotional or introspective, this isn't the one. It's more for fun than anything else.
I wouldn't say the book is bad, but if you're looking for something emotional or introspective, this isn't the one. It's more for fun than anything else.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
March 2, 2022
the premise is more interesting than the TWIST
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