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 The Manga Bible: Extreme - Siku
 The Manga Bible: Extreme - Siku ... StoughtonNewest Review: ... a contrast in language between the two, and although this may be more of a language point than a narrative structure point, ... more ... the narrator uses a far more formal way of speaking which allows the reader to easily keep track of the story. In contrast the characters in the artwork use a far more chatty and informal style...this contrast between the two stands out massively and does work very well.
My main issue with the narrative structure is that once you actually get into the book such as later Old Testament books and much of the New Testament, it is actually difficult to keep track of where you are in the bible. The narrative structure in th...more |
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The Manga Bible: Extreme - Siku: Heavy, Hefty, yet H'interesting (2096 words)
by - written on 30/08/08 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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And so we come to the next step in the youth Bible hunt, and if you are anything like me this one may take you by surprise...mainly because I had never realised that a manga bible even existed, so I was rather intrigued when I came to this one. I had been given both this manga bible and a graphic bible by my vicar, (I think you can guess what is going to be my next review!) and I was very intrigued to see which would be better. Boring Stuff Title: The Manga Bible: Extreme Author: Siku Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton (26 Jul 2007) Genre: Graphic Bible Pages: 1161 pages (ouch!) Cost: RRP £14.99, Amazon: from £3.25 at time of ... Read the complete review
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