Flight, Volume Two

Flight, Volume Two  is a fantastic piece of artwork that both reflects and inspires creativity; the pictures and stories are beautiful and the mix of styles makes the entire volume a thrilling treasure chest of discovery. i find this second piece in the flight series even greater then the original. My only complaint is that when i received the book, it seemed to have experienced some rough handling; the cover was bent slightly and the pages had some creases. Aside from this, i am completely satisfied.

This turned out to be something that I have really enjoyed and know others would like it just as I have.I have all 8 volumes of these anthology's. They will be read more than once and it will be staying in my collection always.

This book is fat and juicy. The pages are thick, high quality paper and the images and stories are stunning. Way more interesting than most of all those superhero comic/graphic novels.

Beautifully illustrated. There are not many books that exist similar to the Flight series. It's an experience of it's own.

Interesting

This book reminds me of heavy metal magazine, just PG. Which is just fine becuse what matters is pure good stories and not shock value. Nice variety of story writers and artwork.This second volume is thick and is good value for the creative tales.

So vivid, creative, and captivating. If you liked volume one, you'll be blown away by this one. Just visually stunning!

The creativity is immensely beautiful!Can't wait to finish this whole thing.Why do I have to write so many words!

Very nice stories

La collection 'Flight' proposée par Kazu Kibuishi regroupe en d'épais volumes des histoires réalisées par de futurs illustrateurs, des auteurs de BD en devenir, des graphistes de dessins animés confirmés. Chaque tome est un peu un gros "portfolio" collectif.Pour la plupart "one shot" sauf 'The Golden Temple', de Neil Babra, qui est la suite d'un très intéressant récit, proche de ' Portugal ', commencé dans le ' Flight 1 ', les 33 histoires de ce volume sont proposées par une "distribution internationale". Jeff Smith ( Bone: One Volume Edition ) et Doug TenNapel, peut-être les auteurs les plus connus ici, proposent chacun une courte histoire.Tous les récits sont en de belles couleurs, qu'ils soient longs d'une seule page pour le plus court ('Salmoning' par Vera Brosgol) ou d'une quarantaine de pages pour le plus long (le remarquable 'Monster Slayers' de Khang Le). Les styles graphiques et les histoires sont très variés. Dans plusieurs cas ('Solomon Fix', 'Ghost Trolley', 'Dead Soul's Day Out', 'Impossible' etc.), on se dit que les personnages principaux pourraient être récurrents tant l'univers proposé est bien défini et complet.Contrairement au 1er volume, il n'y a pas vraiment d'histoire moins intéressante que les autres bien que 'Heads Up' et 'Tendergrass' au milieu du livre soient moins "agréables". PortugalFlight 1Bone: One Volume Edition