Percy Jackson Graphic Novel: The Titan's Curse
by Rick Riordan (Author), Attila Futaki (Illustrator), Robert Venditti (Author)
Percy Jackson Graphic Novels (3), Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Graphic Novels — 3)
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When the goddess Artemis disappears while hunting a rare, ancient monster, a group of her followers joins Percy and his friends in an attempt to find and rescue her before the winter solstice, when her influence is needed to sway the Olympian Council regarding the war with the Titans.Tags
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I always like these graphic novels because they do a good job of capturing the Percy Jackson story in graphic novel format. The drawing is decent (but not great). My main complaint about the illustration is that many times Thalia looks like guy. Additionally sometimes the characters faces are a bit warped and out of perspective. Generally however I enjoy the illustration and color throughout.
The story is one all Percy Jackson fans should be familiar with. I really enjoyed how much Blackjack was in the story and also enjoyed meeting Nico and his sister.
Overall this was a well done telling of The Titan’s Curse in graphic novel format.
The story is one all Percy Jackson fans should be familiar with. I really enjoyed how much Blackjack was in the story and also enjoyed meeting Nico and his sister.
Overall this was a well done telling of The Titan’s Curse in graphic novel format.
This book wasn't as good as the second, but still better than the first.
I'm still having issues with the artwork, and this time it's with Thalia, Nico and Percy. In a lot of scenes I had to double check to know which one of them was it because Bloody hell they all looked alike! It was annoying.
Like, yeah I get it Thalia had short hair and is punk and all but at least make her look more different from the others so I can know it's her, same with Nico.
As for the plot, this graphic novel was less accurate than the second one. They left out many things that I found interesting in the book, and that would have their importance later on in the series.
And most importantly, they left off The dam joke!!!!!!!
I am deeply wounded!
I'm still having issues with the artwork, and this time it's with Thalia, Nico and Percy. In a lot of scenes I had to double check to know which one of them was it because Bloody hell they all looked alike! It was annoying.
Like, yeah I get it Thalia had short hair and is punk and all but at least make her look more different from the others so I can know it's her, same with Nico.
As for the plot, this graphic novel was less accurate than the second one. They left out many things that I found interesting in the book, and that would have their importance later on in the series.
And most importantly, they left off The dam joke!!!!!!!
I am deeply wounded!
I read this after I read the novel, and found that it followed the story well. I enjoyed seeing the characters as the artist perceived them. A good adaptation.
This book was just too short for my liking. It skipped all over the place and left out too many parts that I liked from the original book.
liked the first two, loved this one :)
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Rick Riordan was born on June 5, 1964, in San Antonio, Texas. After graduating from the University of Texas at Austin with a double major in English and history, he taught in public and private middle schools for many years. He writes several children's series including Percy Jackson and the Olympians, The Kane Chronicles, and The Heroes of show more Olympus, Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard, and The Trials of Apollo. He also writes the Tres Navarre mystery series for adults. He has won Edgar, Anthony, and Shamus Awards for his mystery novels. . (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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- Percy Jackson Graphic Novel: The Titan's Curse
- People/Characters
- Percy Jackson; Zoë Nightshade; Artemis; Apollo; Bianca di Angelo; Nico di Angelo (show all 65); Annabeth Chase; Grover Underwood; Thalia Grace; Zeus; Hera; Ladon; Chiron; Dionysus; Athena; Aphrodite; Ares; Demeter; Hephaestus; Hermes; Poseidon; Atlas; Kronos; Clarisse La Rue; Connor Stoll; Luke Castellan; Charles Beckendorf; Hades; Travis Stoll; Tyson; Paul Blofis; Rachel Elizabeth Dare; Sally Jackson; Dr. Thorn; Bessie (Ophiotaurus); Blackjack; Erymanthian Boar; Talos; Hesperides; Pan; Nemean Lion; Ms. Gottschalk; Silena Beauregard; Argus; Oracle; Phoebe; The General; Scythian Dracaena; Chuck; Hank; Iris; Frederick Chase; Bobby Chase; Matthew Chase; Mrs. Chase; Nereus; Nereids; Hercules; Porkpie; Guido; Laurel; Jason; Muses; Spartoi; Ariadne
- Important places
- Smithsonian, Washington, D.C., USA; Cloudcroft, New Mexico, USA; San Francisco, California, USA; Garden of the Hesperides; Mount Olympus; Mount Othrys (show all 11); Washington, D.C., USA; Hoover Dam, Colorado River, USA; Camp Half-Blood, Long Island, USA; Mount Tamalpais, California, USA; Poseidon's Cabin, Camp Half-Blood
- Important events
- Winter Solstice; Second Titan War
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- Tween, Kids, Graphic Novels & Comics
- DDC/MDS
- 741.5 — Arts & recreation Drawing & decorative arts Drawing Comic books, graphic novels, fotonovelas, cartoons, caricatures, comic strips
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- PZ7.7 .V48 .T — Language and Literature Fiction and juvenile belles lettres Fiction and juvenile belles lettres Juvenile belles lettres
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- English, German, Spanish
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