Brought home from the school library by the Kiddo.
Title: Trainstop
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Company
Date: 2008
Writer: Barbara Lehman
Artist: Barbara Lehman
This is a childrens picture book, and might not fit into some definitions of "comic", but it is definitely an example of graphic storytelling, especially given that it is completely wordless.
A girl gets on a train and finds herself in a strange country where she is a giant, and the people there are in need of some giant-sized help.
This was a lovely and quirky, and wordless story. The illustrations convey the realistic train journey and the subtle-but-fanciful land where the traveling girl finds herself during the train's unexpected stop.
This was a fun bit of storytelling that worked well without dialogue and without any explanation beyond the events depicted in the illustrations.
Rating: 8/10
Title: TrainstopPublisher: Houghton Mifflin Company
Date: 2008
Writer: Barbara Lehman
Artist: Barbara Lehman
This is a childrens picture book, and might not fit into some definitions of "comic", but it is definitely an example of graphic storytelling, especially given that it is completely wordless.
A girl gets on a train and finds herself in a strange country where she is a giant, and the people there are in need of some giant-sized help.
This was a lovely and quirky, and wordless story. The illustrations convey the realistic train journey and the subtle-but-fanciful land where the traveling girl finds herself during the train's unexpected stop.
This was a fun bit of storytelling that worked well without dialogue and without any explanation beyond the events depicted in the illustrations.
Rating: 8/10
