satyajit reviewed Dracula, Motherf**ker by Alex de Campi
Review of 'Dracula, Motherf**ker' on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
As an experiment with form and color (oof, the coloring in this graphic novel!), it works beautifully. Especially as you read Erica Henderson and Alex de Campi's notes at the back about their intent. As a story, however, it lacks coherence. Nothing in terms of character building, or even plot. It's like a prequel chapter, or an ashcan, if you want the comic-book term, to a longer, more involved story.
As an experiment with form and color (oof, the coloring in this graphic novel!), it works beautifully. Especially as you read Erica Henderson and Alex de Campi's notes at the back about their intent. As a story, however, it lacks coherence. Nothing in terms of character building, or even plot. It's like a prequel chapter, or an ashcan, if you want the comic-book term, to a longer, more involved story.
