Caleb suggests. ( )

So, to begin with I try as much as possible whenever comes a film inspired by a book to read the original so I won't get contaminated by the first one. It didn't happen with "I Am Legend". I chose to read the graphic novel instead of the book itself 'cause I already loved the film best, obviously they have the same plot but to me they sort of head to different intentions and to me the film was more about the psychological effec of being alone had on him after the whole apocalyptic affair and the book was more about the suspense, the horror of the scene. Now, about the graphic novel itself it's not a small baloon monologue thing it's a book turned into a new language. The drawings are not my cup of tea, but overall it's a valid reading. ( )

I loved reading the original I Am Legend story, but I did not like this version. I did not like the illustrations and I thought there was to much text for a graphic novel. The pages were so filled with letters that it was overwhelming and the artwork didn't stand out for me. ( )

I loved reading the original I Am Legend story, but I did not like this version. I did not like the illustrations and I thought there was to much text for a graphic novel. The pages were so filled with letters that it was overwhelming and the artwork didn't stand out for me. ( )

This adaptation seems awfully heavy on text for a graphic novel but an effective one nonetheless. ( )