Another great translation from the written to graphic medium. Colors were vibrant and true to the original books. Action was great, particularly the fight with the Orca statue, although it drew back from the violence quite a bit - it felt a little sanitized. The fact that most characters were Seawings with a limited cool color palette meant telling characters apart took a smidgen longer. That being said, I was impressed with the subtle differences in markings and facial structure from dragon to dragon. ( )

This was just okay. Felt a bit crammed. There’s probably more to the novel... maybe. ( )

Very good but dark and violent!
3.5 ( )

This is the second book in the Wings of Fire graphic novel series. I don’t have a ton to say about this book. It is a well done graphic novel version of the 2nd full length book in the Wings of Fire series. The illustration is solid and the story is similar to the book. My son is a huge Wings of Fire fan, so he has been getting these to read and giving them to me to read when he is done.

Tsunami journeys to the SeaWings to find her mother, Queen Coral, and learn about her family. However things don’t turn out as she expects.

The illustration is colorful, well done, and easy to follow. The dialogue is just as witty and cute as it was in the full length book. I do like the full length book better than these graphic novel versions, however these are a good option for kids who find the full length novels intimidating.

This is one of the better book to graphic novel series out there. I think both kids and adults who are fans of the Wings of Fire series will enjoy. Just be aware this doesn’t add anything to the world or story, just repeats it.

Overall this is a very well done graphic novel rendition of the second book in the Wings of Fire series. While I wouldn’t seek these out on my own, I will continue to read them as long as my son does. Recommended to fans of the Wings of Fire series, or those who would rather read this series in graphic novel than full length novel format. ( )