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Indian Summer

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Manara's art speaks for itself, so no need to go on and on about it. But the stories written by him are usually pointless sex tales. The difference with Indian Summer is that Pratt actually gave him a great story (the struggles of early settlers for survival, and their unpredictable relations with the native indians). Manara expresses the emotions of his characters beautifully through his pencil. For those who like action, there is plenty of that as well. The duo's other book 'El Gaucho' is also a powerful graphic novel. This was a $20 well spent. PS: I've reviewed hundreds of graphic novels at my personal web page. Give it a shot.

I did not expect much from the book other than its art form and certain erotic ingredients. After reading the whole book, I find the story line quite appealing and it does drive my emotions.

It is a story of early migrants to the United State of America and the story describe the tough environment that one family face. On one side, they were outcasted by their own people, while on the other side they were attacked by native Indians.

If you are looking for more sexual excitement from this book, I would not recommend it. But if you want to inmense yourself in a nice story, then this would be a good book to read.

erotism for art sake

male character are as good as the females. He should draw both.