Part two of the series...well drawn and captures the spirit of the book. ( )

Good art, as usual. Flagg is a bit more magical than I remembered.

All told, still pretty faithful to the original. ( )

I have mixed feelings about this adaptation. The scenes in the Lincoln Tunnel and Stu's face off with Elder were really well done. Trashcan Man's story was nicely done and I am looking forward to seeing more of him. The thing I had difficulty with, about this book, was the pacing which seems quick and moves the story along at a good clip, but I miss the level of detail in the book. In my opinion, any fan of The Stand should give this a read and make up their own mind. My advice is to read the novel first and then read the graphic novel so that the illustrations in this adaptation don't influence your view of the characters. ( )

The Stand is what I consider to be one of the greatest modern stories. If you want to read the story without pouring through the original book then I highly recommend this graphic novel. Wonderful artwork supports the story line making it a great read. ( )

The story continues with the survivors of the super flu. Flagg is haunting some nightmares - if you're good or evil, it doesn't matter. It seems anyone & everyone could be useful to him. I'm happy the trashcan man exists in The Stand since I love how fire looks in graphic novel form. ( )