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"Refusal to stand up for what you believe in weakens individual morality and ethics as well as those of the culture. No wonder then that we are a nation of people, the majority of whom... claim to be religious, claim to believe in the divine power of love, and yet collectively remain unable to embrace a love ethic and allow it to guide behaviour, especially if doing so would mean supporting radical change."

Citing various authors this magnificent work is a glimpse at the adventures of the Norse gods as told in prose thought the ages. Left me wanting so much more. Analysis and comparison of various texts give you the tools to analyze context, instead of just reading a folk tale.

"Aquella noche soñé que regresaba al Cementerio de los Libros Olvidados. Volvía a tener diez años y despertaba en mi antiguo dormitorio para sentir que la memoria del rostro de mi madre me había abandonado. Y del modo en que se saben las cosas en los sueños, sabía que la culpa era mía y solo mía porque no merecía recordarlo y porque no había sido capaz de hacerle justicia."

There were many things I did not like about this installment. First of all women are referred to as whores, by both genders. They are represented (with he exception of the narrator) as selfish, evil, manipulative and/or cold blooded.
Cannot give a complete perspective because I have not read the entire series, but I am definitely not going to.
Art was astounding. The galaxies and planets look hauntingly beautiful

Marvellous read. The art is astounding, with vibrant colors that play with shadowing to create hellish characters.

I am still not sure what was a hallucination and what was really happening, marvellous.

Good and sad story about decaying love. Didn't hated it, didn't love it.

Gritty and engaging, I've never read a comic with this intricate narrative. Trully wonderful art and story, mu favorite so far.

Marvellous. Clever and perfect for children's book fans like myself. Just a lovely pieced work of nerd art.

Marvellous! There were some moments that I wanted to skip, though. This is not my favorite of Camus' works, but it's still an enlightening read. Sad and reflexive.

Kids are evil.

"But to me the future is still black and blank..."

Marvellous! Really loved the main character and the development of the story.