Rivers of London: Deadly Ever After
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CSI meets Harry Potter in this graphic novel from Ben Aaronovitch – writer of the bestselling Rivers of London supernatural police procedural crime novel series, Andrew Cartmel author of The Vinyl Detective and Celeste Bronfman.
Illustrations from a mysterious book of fairy tales drawn in the late 1800s are coming to life in the 21st Century and causing havoc. The illustrations were originally painted by a Victorian artist called Jeter Day who disappeared one night in an enchanted forest when he was spirited away by tree nymphs never to be seen again…
Now, with the enchantment accidentally broken by Olympia and Chelsea, daughters of the river goddess Mama Thames, Jeter, twisted by his time spent with the nymphs, has returned to our world bitter and resentful. It is a world he neither recognises nor likes. All he wants is his life returned to him and woe betide any man who stands in his way.
With Peter and Nightingale busy on another case, it falls to sisters Olympia and Chelsea with the help of the Foxes to stop Jeter and save the day.
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Additional information
| Publisher | 1st edition (2 Dec. 2022), Titan Comics |
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| Language | English |
| Paperback | 112 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1787738590 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1787738591 |
| Dimensions | 17.04 x 0.53 x 25.78 cm |
by Mary Worr
I have bought all the Rivers of London graphic novels so far and was disappointed with this one. I found the artwork and story too bland-didn’t grab my attention at all. Only the scenes with Beverley, Abigail and the foxes livened things up. Didn’t get any feel for Chelsea and Olympia from the story.
by A. Jacobs
A good entry into this series with the added interest of a new artist
by Alex
Not a patch on the other graphic novels in the series. Read for completeness only. Hope the next one is better.
by John Ogden
What a wonderful set of books really worth a read..
by Braincapers
The graphic novels are a welcome supplement to the novels
by khj
This is one of the ‘comic strip’ books which are nothing like the real ‘words’ novels. They are not easy to read in Kindle and I still have imagination enough to put images to them. I have junked them!
by Paul
Good addition to a great series
by Rhona
only recently come to graphic novels. I do prefer the audible versions but these fill in the gaps, and also give me a better “image” of the characters – the characters seems to match the descriptions from audible really well.