El mundo de DIE sigue haciéndose más grande y en este segundo volumen podemos ver una mayor definición de los personajes.

El juego y el origen de este mundo en si mismo, están intrincados. Me gusta mucho lo que deja entrever, la idea o el concepto detrás de este mundo de fantasías.

Este cómic es demasiado bueno. ( )

Man, I really wanted to like this. I loved #1-5 but issues #6-10 are mostly uninteresting. Of course, the artwork is absolutely gorgeous and the world of DIE keeps getting more and more complex. I also found the part about the Brontë siblings really fascinating, it taught me a lot I didn't know about their fantasy role-playing "games".

But the overall plot feels convoluted. ( )

Spring 2021 (April);

I still really, really, r-e-a-l-l-y want to love this series more than I do. On the tin it sounds every single time like it should be my favorite. There are glowing sections I do really like as I'm going through, but it never feels quite balanced, and the art just bothers me sometimes. ( )

This volume was a 2021 Hugo Best Graphic Story nominee. I liked the premise of this series but couldn't get attached to any of the characters. I did find the inclusion of the Brontë family interesting. ( )

This series is one-half D&D, one-half Jumanji, and now, weirdly, one-half the Brontës' Tales of Angria!? Anyway it's possible something quite clever is happening here, but I never cared.