Review
Sometimes, things of the past should stay in the past and this 20th Anniversary edition of a graphic novel set against the obnoxious art world of NYC is one of them.
A homage to Frankenstein, this rambles all over the place, utilising portraiture, photographs and script, while harping on about the value of art and the value of life. It's all very earnest, but ultimately empty and dull.
To be filed in the 90's vault along with Vanilla Ice.
Received as a digital review copy from NetGalley
A homage to Frankenstein, this rambles all over the place, utilising portraiture, photographs and script, while harping on about the value of art and the value of life. It's all very earnest, but ultimately empty and dull.
To be filed in the 90's vault along with Vanilla Ice.
Received as a digital review copy from NetGalley
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