Customer Reviews

Egg Story

5 star:		(7)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

This short but engrossing story about five young friends has romance, action, loss, madness, and personal transformations. I loved it. The art is simple but the characters have so much personality in the way they are drawn.
Anyone who is looking for a cute story which is much more detailed than one would at first think about a story involving eggs should pick this tale up.

A very original story, that is sweet and unexpected. The artistry contrasts simple and effective nicely. A fun read, and an extravaganza for the eye.

Brave eggs venturing out into the big wide world of the unknown while the unsuspecting homeowners are out. I loved this book for it's cute and sometimes surprising situations. A great short read if you want a good chuckle. It'll have you reading it over and over again.

Egg Story is quite an adventure in showing what a few eggs get up to as they fight for their freedom from the frying pan. It is intense, scary, amusing, exciting and intriguing. The pictures are great and very well detailed.

I recommend this comic book story to anyone who is up for a good adventure.

Cute and funny and black, but oddly sophisticated when it needs to be. There's as much depth as there is charm to this coming-of-age story, which is handled subtly and humorously and without sugarcoating the harsh realities of life.

The art's terrific. Schmidt's graphic storytelling is sharp and clear. His spare linework transitions elegantly and intelligently from cartoonish to a more draughtsmanlike style without ever resorting to trickery or flash; even as the escalating surrealism of the story is handled with grace and style. Like the writing, the art is very honest honest and open.

Egg Story is short but briskly paced. Every scene just long enough to leave you wanting more.

Egg Story is a HIGHLY recommended short graphic novel. I guarantee you won't look at eggs, or food in general, the same way again. The novel is able to be both sweet and horrifying as it explores the lives of eggs that discover the world doesn't understand they are sentient. As you might expect, they don't appreciate their place on the food pyramid. I don't have anything negative to say about this story, except, where are some new Egg Stories? Something of this quality, a book that shows us the heights comics and graphic novels can achieve, demands a sequel. Perhaps some new sales would encourage Mr. Schmidt? So maybe I should just say, buy this now, on Amazon, at [...]/, somewhere! You won't regret it!

This book implying interesting things and characteristic things inside this book, as anyone can read easily together, and has various cultural elements in the side of the content, that is expression based on author's plentiful experiences. With outline going on fantastic adventure, each chapter show to exciting materials.
Anyone can observe the world through points of personification view, and find looking better author's imagination. Drawing with simple touch and line, give good feeling better than colorful, and the space expression of perspective using the spot, also make exciting situation.
Expressed with experience of various culture and author imagination, this book will present exciting and fantastic feeling to reader, and so make having individual expectation of the author's next work.