Incredible. The graphic novel arrived in respectable time, in geniune good condition. The graphic novel itself was a sound excellent adatption to the second novel and these books are a very stunning and easy introduction to anyone new to FNAF. Definatly worthwhile purchase for any offical FNAF book collection.
Much like before, the long stories of the original FNAF novel trilogy are condensed and adapted rather nicely into this graphic novel series. However, the first thing I noticed with THIS adaption was a jarringly different art style. You can still recognize the character from before, and the art quality is definitely more detailed and complex, but it's also annoyingly different from before. Maybe it's just me, but I find the change in art-style between this graphic novel and the previous one to be irritating, but that's mostly based in subjectivity on my part. Complaints about art aside, I will say this: If you're looking for a good view of the Twisted Animatronics, you're in for a good treat. Sure, they aren't illustrated in the same amount of detail as the original promo shots, but hey, this is a comic book, not a portrait. Seeing the animatronics in all their morbid glory is arguably my favorite thing about this graphic novel adaption. As for the story, this, much like the Silver Eyes graphic novel, is a more efficiently told version of the story of the original book it's based on. One particularly unpleasant minor scene in the original novel that I didn't like wasn't in this one, but scenes critical to the plot itself can be accounted for, and once again, as soon as you read beyond a certain point in the story, you simply CAN'T put the book down. This will give me LOTS of inspiration for my fan-fics, and just story-writing in general.
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