Record Of Lodoss War (The Lady Of Pharis # 2) by Ryo Mizuno

Record Of Lodoss War (The Lady Of Pharis # 2) Reviews

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  Carlos J. Eguren

  Si el guion fuese tan bueno como el dibujo estaríamos ante una joya. No es el caso.
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  Andre Torrejón)

  El arte de Akihiro Yamada es una absoluta brutalidad.
  Unas tintas salvajes, anatomía sólida y pesada, una acción trepidante.
  El guión de Ryo Mizuno es una carta de amor al D&D más épico y serio, y a la fantasía medieval.
  La verdad es que los 2 volúmenes de Lodoss War (La dama de Faris I y II) saben a poco, la historia es tan compleja y hay tantos personajes que te quedas con ganas de conocerlos más a fondo.
  Es una pena que allá en los dosmiles aun se publicase manga a la europea, "flippeando" las páginas originales para que se pudiese leer de izquierda a derecha. La narrativa se pierde un poco, y los dibujos no quedan igual....
  Planeta, para cuando una reedición de esta pequeña maravilla de los 90?
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  Jemppu

  My rating for this is for the gorgeous art of Akihiro Yamada alone (because I can't truly admit to remembering anything of the story - where as the art has been greatly influential to me as an inspiration to honing one's own skills). Master of line, and composition, light and shadow. I only wish CPM Manga had continued the larger size format of the original vol. 1 edition, to give justice to all the details.
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  Cameron (camzcollection) Skip

  That was fantastic. I recommend this to any fantasy/D&D fan. I know Record of Lodoss War can seem daunting to get into because of its scope (kind of?) but this two volume set is a great stand alone story once you get the groove of the world. It's worth reading for the gorgeous art alone. Pick both volumes of The Lady of Pharis up if you come across them, they're not easy to find anymore!
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  Annchan Maulana

  Record of Lodoss War is a story about heroic fantasy, set in a timeless world of knights and elves, gods and witches.
  
  About the young knight-in-training. In his trining he meet with an elf name Deedlit and the knight name Parn.
  
  
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  Miggy

  The art is gorgeous, a throwback to the days of old Boris Vallejo and Bome paintings, and Heavy Metal covers. The layouts are confusing and leave much to be desired, though I'm not sure if it's a casualty of the localization process.