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Carissa Dupuy carissadupuy — I would consider this Graphic Novel to be a companion piece to the novel Ender's Game. I don't see how you could understand some of the action and images if you have not also read the novel. So as a stand alone Graphic Novel I wouldn't rate it to high, there are too many pieces of information and ideas that have been cut out, or are hiding in the back ground of images. That being said, as a companion piece, it is very good. There are plenty of little things that make this a joy to read and admire. Slimming half a novel down into a relatively thin Graphic Novel obviously requires some cuts, and in general they did a good job, but again only if you have read the novel do I think you can really follow what they have done and understand what has been cut and where. The art and coloring are both well done, the style is easy to follow, flowing, and very detailed when it needs to be. Though I was at first glance not enamoured with the cartoonish style, once you get into the book it works well; even if sometimes the characters are a little hard to tell apart.

Jennie Wenk jenniewenk — Absolutely amazing. I loved the movie despite its flaws and the original play is just 1000X better. These are the boys I wanted to know in high school. They're pretentious (of course) but have enough intelligence and wit to back it up. I just have so much love and empathy for Scripps with his constant journal-writing and not just doing. I love his insights into the Dakin/Irwin fiasco. Scripps is the perfect commentator on his friend's various activities, while letting us know that he's too scared to partake in any of them himself. Then we have Posner, poor Posner, my heart just aches for him. Unrequited love sucks, that's no big discovery here, but Bennett really captures the infatuations and lusts of a certain period in everyone's life, how you get so caught up in a person that you don't realize you are behaving like a fool. Then there's Lockwood and Timms being a comedy dream team, Rudge being way too perceptive for his own good, and Dakin being annoyingly Dakin, always looking to be the one in the spotlight.

Donny Blanchard donnydesigns — Addictions and rehab could not be better felt that through this book (I mean while staying clean...). This man is not a standard drug/alcohol addict though, hes is a smart one in a way and that's what makes his success.