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File Size: 329685 KB
Print Length: 128 pages
Publisher: First Second (September 13, 2016)
Publication Date: September 13, 2016
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B01KT9JD6S
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It is hard to say what I love most about this graphic novel. The adorably pudgy hero Charles? The intrepid and mysterious Margo? The creepy yet not-so-scary monsters? The amazing art? The great story line? All of the above! This is just a wonderful, funny book for young kids, teens, adults and all. We can't wait for volume 2!
My grandson was thrilled and read it in one sitting.
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Brought to you by OBS Reviewer ScottDrew Weing has a potential hit on his hands here. What if, bear with me for a bit, what if monsters that haunt and scare children weren’t just a figment of their imagination? What if they existed in their own worlds, away from the prying eyes of adults and only revealed themselves (or eat a few) nosey kids? When young Charles startles on the unfortunate truth, It takes mind over matter to join up with the mysterious Margo Maloo to uncover the dark secrets of the underworld of vampires, ghosts, and ogres and trolls, and learn as much as he can – only he can’t tell adults about any of it. The events that shake up Charles’ life is sure to leave a lasting impression of anyone reading The Creepy Case Files of Margo Maloo.The story, mostly about moving and change both real and reality-bending, starts with a single step. Charles is moving to the big city, with all of its dangers and perils. Charles’ father, a contractor, has bought an old hotel with more than its fair share of secrets. Enter Charles’ neighbor, who offers to alieve the burden of the monster in his closet by giving him a business card of the mysterious (and well known throughout the monster community) Margo Maloo. Being the curious, budding, intrepid reporter, with his own blog, Charles follows Maloo through the perils and pitfalls of monster society, stumbling across more and more, and getting more and more involved in dealing with the denizens of the dark. It’s quite the adventurous romp, with spacers that act as ‘chapters’ or ‘respites’ only for the reader to absorb the information, before ramping in up a notch, as the story races to its dramatic conclusion.The artwork is extremely well crafted and plays up the surrealistic landscape Charles finds himself in. Not to realistic, but at the same time, not too cartoony. The art is a perfect fit for the story it tells. There are no shortcomings of lack of detail, and the hybrid style eases the readers’ eyes over the page. Panelation is tight and easily followed, figures are identifiable by both their word choice in balloons, and their depiction on the page. Admiration goes to scenes such as finding an abandoned kitchen, to the collections of a troll’s lair, through to the abduction of Charles by ogres. The artwork enhances, rather than detracts from its word counterpart and the synergy of ‘drawing words and writing pictures’ has not been wasted here. Draftsmanship is readily apparent here, and Weing has delivered in spades.Overall, if you’re into a quick, light read, with lots of action and a ‘coming of age’ story with a twist, then I direct you no further than The Creepy Case Files of Margo Maloo. Everyone of all ages can pull something out of this wonderfully written graphic novel. With thrills galore, this will appeal to any reader of fine graphic novels and First Second has delivered yet another laudable title in their catalogue. Drew Weing, as I said, has a potential hit here, and it would be a shame for you to miss it.*OBS would like to thank the publisher for supplying a free copy of this title in exchange for an honest review*
I was sent a physical copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Thanks to Macmillian!I just loved the characters so much! Charles was a fun little guy to follow throughout the story since he's not too happy about the idea of moving to a new place and isn't any more excited when he learns there's a troll hiding in his closet. His journalistic habits cause him to snoop around to figure out what else is going on in his apartment building which leads him to meeting the infamous Margo Maloo, the girl monster mediator that all monsters are afraid of. She helps Charles with his monster problem and allows Charles to tag along on two more cases so long as he doesn't get eaten by an ogre or something. I loved Margo and thought she was very much of a professional when it came to dealing with monsters and was very mature for her age. Nothing fazed her and she was a problem solver.I love the illustrations in this book as well as all the colors used and it's totally one of my favorite graphic novels art wise. The storytelling was great and funny, witty and adventurous while still being fun and relaxing to read. It's a great start to this graphic novel series and I'm very much interested to see what happens next in the story of Margo Maloo.Overall, this was a very fun read and I can't wait for the next book already. If you want something quick and entertaining to read then I suggest picking this one up since it's both of those things and so much more!
Charles Thompson is being forced to move to Echo City with his parents as his father works on renovating a building. But when Charles moves into the pent house with his family, he finds out that there is a lot more to Echo city than just the crime rates and perceived danger when a closet monster starts wreaking havoc in his life. Desperate and not sure what to do, he calls Margo Maloo, the monster mediator that his new neighbor recommends. Together, Charles and Margo are able to solve the closet monster issue as well as let curious Charles see that there is more to monsters than he ever thought, and they have feelings, family, and lives too.This is a really intriguing first book to a series in the graphic novel genre. The pages of this graphic novel are well illustrated with full-color images and rich dialogue. The hardcover is bound well and has raised text and images, adding to the richness of the text. The characters are fun and easy to relate with. Coming from the perspectives of youth, monsters, changes, creepy abandoned buildings and the strong ties of family gives the book a wonderful feel and rich background development. Weing is able to develop a society and place monsters into a new and rather fascinating life and show that maybe monsters are sometimes treated as oppressively as children and their stories when they encounter them.
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