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|author=Serge le Tendre, Regis Loisel and Ivanka Hahnenberger (translator)
|title=The Quest for the Time Bird
|rating=2.5
|genre=Graphic Novels
|summary=In order to defeat a vengeful god, who is within days of getting out of his prison – a sacred conch shell – several things must happen. First, the conch must be united with the witch powerful enough to sustain the incantation keeping him locked up. Then she must use her helpers to endure great danger and find the information she seeks in the most perilous of places for knowledge of the ultimate part of the puzzle – the Time Bird. All this calls for heroes, but in the world of fantasy anyone can call themselves a hero – from the witch's own buxom daughter, Pelisse, to an old warrior called Bragon that the girl is forced to unite with and fight alongside.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1782763627</amazonuk>
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|author=Alejandro Jodorowsky, Nicolas Fructus and Ivanka Hahnenberger (translator)
|summary=Love happens. There, that must be the shortest plot summary on this site, but the fact remains that you can say a lot more about what is on these pages, and you still have all you need to know in those two words. This book takes the profound – which, of course, love can be, and the mundane – ditto, and presents them to us happening in quiet, pacific black and white, and it does so in quiet usual, and in incredibly unusual, ways.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1620101688</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|title=The Strain Book One
|author=Guillermo del Toro, Chuck Hogan, David Lapham and Dan Jackson
|rating=4
|genre=Graphic Novels
|summary=A liner ends its journey from Europe in a port city, and waits, silently, holding whatever secrets it had with little signs of life. It is found to contain a heavy box, almost coffin-like, containing mud – and something else. But this is not the coasts of England, and this is not Bram Stoker. This is also not a sailing boat, but an airliner – a Boeing 777, stuck at JFK airport with no signs of life. The CDC and one man – Dr Ephraim Goodweather – are tasked with looking into it. But he won't like what he finds – and nor should anyone. The problem is, some ''do…''
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1616555483</amazonuk>
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