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For both Invisibles Volume III and NXM, I think the different artists hurt the flow of the book.
In Invis, the Invisible Kingdom was crippled by the art. I still enjoyed it, but it could have been so much more. I found myself hoping that events would be delayed a page so a better artist could draw it. Going from Weston pages to those awful Ashley Wood pages was brutal. It didn't only look bad, it seriously hurt the narrative flow of the book, what should have been it's climax was underwhelming because of the art. I wouldn't have minded if they switched issue to issue, and it was Jiminez, or Weston, but as is, it's a debacle. As for what Persephone said, that it made sense because it was about different layers of reality, that might have worked if there was more organization to who drew what, but in the finished product it just seemed to be scattered.
In NXM, at least there was the boundary between issues, but the differing styles on the same storyline didn't make much sense and going from Quietly to Kordey was tough. |
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