Godspeed: Kurt Cobain Graphic Novel
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| Rating | : | 4.90 (856 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1849386994 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 96 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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Matt F said Give it a shot, you might be surprised. I don't know why all these people are bashing it about it's real-time authenticity, it is an 'exaggerated' account of the life of Mr. Kurt, it's not an auto biography or whatever, its a freaking comic book basically. It is not an accurate timeline of events or something It is a great piece of artwork and can be enjoy. Awesome book My friend FREAKED out when i gave this to her. It's honestly one of the coolest things I've ever flipped through. I think it is important to mention that there are some pretty recurring themes of death, drug use, and suicide throughout. It could be triggering for some readers Especially since it's a graphic novel.. "Not what I expected but not bad" according to Mathew Lee Dean. Basically a chronologicallied graphic novel of Kurts life in story form. Starting and ending with suicide. I was weary of what'd it'd be like but am actually surprised how much I liked it. Nirvana fans will appreciate the accuracy and dedication. Digs deeper than just basic facts. You have to know your stuff based on
About the AuthorBarnaby Legg has been creating graphic novels and other assorted fictions inside his head since early childhood, and you cannot imagine what a relief it is for him to finally get this one out. Jim McCarthy is a widely published illustrator and comic strip artist. He has created for 2000AD, working on Bad Company, Bix Barton, The Grudgefather and Kid Cyborg. He is also the author of Voice of Latin Rock: Music from the Streets. Flameboycomics.
. Flameboycomics. Jim McCarthy is a widely published illustrator and comic strip artist. He has created for 2000AD, working on Bad Company, Bix Barton, The Grudgefather and Kid Cyborg. He is also the author of Voice of Latin Rock: Music from the Streets. Barnaby Legg has been creating graphic novels and other assorted fictions inside his head since early childhood, and you cannot imagine what a relief it is for him to finally get this one out
GodSpeed: The Kurt Cobain Graphic tells Cobain's story in the format of a totally unique graphic novel. Writers Barnaby Legg and Jim McCarthy have constructed their story using biographical fact interwoven with references to the singer's tortured self image. The vibrant art by Flameboy captures both the subjective dreamscape and the objective reality that form the heart of this examination of a tragic musical legend. Much more than a biography, GodSpeed is unlike anything published about Kurt Cobain before. Going beyond the facts, it transmutes an extraordinary life into an equally extraordinary work of art.