FarOutFreak wrote:
The Yotsuba volume is in French, though?
Yes...I thought you meant the French one. Sorry about that. :sweat:
Tekkon Kinkreet's text isn't that much if you're talking about the lead characters, since they're kids. The exposition involves just the right amount of dialog, and the characters don't really go into very long diatribes to get their point across. There will be some chapters where there's not a whole lot said, but that's not to the whole storyline's detriment.
There's something quite cinematic about how Taiyo Matsumoto paces the panels in Tekkon Kinkreet, in that you don't feel like you're missing anything if there's very little dialog. Whatever's said in the manga is done with very fluid and visceral artwork, and somehow you might find yourself trying to pay more attention to the details since his panels are packed. The scenes just play out well enough to keep you moving and engrossed.
I find myself wondering how much better it would all look if it was all done in color, which is why I'll try watching the movie in a few days to see how close it looks to how it was laid out in the manga.
Thank you for this! I decided to order
Tekkon Kinkreet after all. I haven't heard anything bad about it, so I'm hopeful I'll enjoy it. Having said that, I did see quite a bad review of the movie. But that's just one review. :D
I've just ordered a few books (had a bit of dough to spend!). I decided to try a couple of yaoi titles. One is
All Nippon Airline: Paradise 3000 Feet, which sounds hilarious. Heck, if I hate it, I'll just sell it on ebay. :hehe:
http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/WEBSITE/WWW/WEBPAGES/showbook.php?id=1569707480
I'm currently reading volume 1 of
Welcome To The NHK, and it's proving a little disappointing, I have to say. It's not bad, but not as wonderful as I was led to believe by the gushing reviews I've read.