Customer Reviews

Three Days In Europe Volume 1 (v. 1)

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That's the first thing that I thought of upon finishing this volume. All the characters pop with such life, that I swear the printed page was moving. Imagine Disney making animated films for 20somethings and you've got "Three Days in Europe"

Certainly not your run of the mill superhero comic (in fact, there are no "superheroes" in it), but it's easily accessible to all readers - non-comic readers included.

Well written characters in a well drawn adventure.

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I used to collect comics when I was younger and got away from them once I hit a certain age but it is books like this that are bringing me back. A friend of mine shot me a link to a review when the book was coming out monthly and it intrigued me...I had to pick it up. This is a very unique book. The audience for it is the main stream...the non-comic reading audience. A comic made for a non-comic audience...you gotta love that. Great art and fun story...I really like this book.

Just so you know, I am SO not the comic book type. I know who Spiderman and the Hulk are but that's pretty much where my comic book knowledge ends. A friend of mine gave me the book to read. I put up quite a struggle but eventually I gave in. I have to say, I'm so glad I did. This book is AWESOME!!! I have to admit, I am hooked. I need to know what happens to them next! I am hoping to see another "Three Days" story. I think Jack & Jill need to fly off somewhere else. Anyway, you should buy this book... you will love it!

I thought this book was just so-so. If I could I would rate this a 2.5 (and not 3). I didn't find the main characters particularly likeable and thought there were too many cussings in the dialogue which I found to be very annoying.
The vacation was supposed to get the two protagonists closer together but instead they end up sleeping with total strangers! Mind you, they didn't even feel guilty about it. Is that how relationships are now nowadays?
My book is now up for sale, it's not worth keeping in my shelf.