Elfquest Book #07: Cry from Beyond

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Summary: *laughing*
Review: At first, I was sad and thought that is this what EQ is becoming?
This? I'd like to cry.
But I read more. This is a good one, though I don't like the drawings. But this comic really made me laugh. And this had a tale in it, a good one. Some EQs don't have very much happening and story inside them, but this one has.
Go on, read this one. EQ will never be what it was in original quest (comics 1-4), but it's still alive.

Rating:
Summary: *laughing*
Review: At first, I was sad and thought that is this what EQ is becoming?
This? I'd like to cry.
But I read more. This is a good one, though I don't like the drawings. But this comic really made me laugh. And this had a tale in it, a good one. Some EQs don't have very much happening and story inside them, but this one has.
Go on, read this one. EQ will never be what it was in original quest (comics 1-4), but it's still alive.

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Summary: Elfquest #7 The Cry From Beyond Book Review
Review: I think that this book, though I like the whole series, is one of the most intriging. The authors reveal secrets about the charachters, like the info on Nightfall and Redlance. I thought the fact that they managed to work so many of the older characters, like Picknose, Oddbit and "Grammama". Other characters were new, like Trinket and Ekuar. (They have mentioned Ekuar before but not really.) This is one of my favorite books.

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Summary: Great book!
Review: Like just about every other book in the series, I absolutely loved this volume. The Pinis have created a truly unique and wondrous story that captivates the imagination and tears at the heart, and this installment is no exception. A must read for anyone who loves a good story.

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Summary: ElfQuest book#7
Review: No one has reviewed this yet? I guess that's because there isn't much to review ... since Elfquest is a series, followers MUST purchase each new installment. Once hooked, there is little choice.

Having said that, it is clear that the first four books are the strongest. The Pini's have continued to produce, thank goodness, but one wishes they could regain the focus and intensity of the first four volumes.