How to Talk to Girls at Parties | Neil Gaiman

 

How to Talk to Girls at PartiesHow to Talk to Girls at Parties by Neil Gaiman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I liked the original short story a lot. Specially when Triolet explains those ideas about poem/ poetry and patterns. When I grabbed this graphic novel, was wondering about those parts, how they’re gonna put those in pictures?
But Moon and Ba proved themselves awesome, again. The story, in short, felt a bit rushed in, but it still has the original essence, with those strange colours and line art.
And again, who ain’t gonna love Neil Gaiman? Anyone? Nobody.

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