Awesome! Nevermore is a collection of reinterpretatiosn of Edgar Allan Poe’s works. Each poem received a different writer and artist, and it shows. The stories were amazingly. This is defintely a keeper.
The first poem reinterpreted was Poe’s most famed work, The Raven. It is also my favorite of his poems, and ‘s version of it in Nevermore captures the feeling spot on. It was creepy. The story telling, the actual script, was the poem itself, although with edits here and there. The art was chilling, which is something strange for me to say. The home, the man, the raven, all looked to gaunt and dead.
The irony in it. In the end, the writer interpreted that the ringer committed suicide.
Presentation: A+
Story: A+
Art: A+
Overall(not averaged): A+
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