the wolf only needs enough luck to find you once Each story stands on its own, and some have endings that are open to a wide interpretation, but the last line of 'In Conclusion' actually made me shiver:Īnd you must be lucky enough to avoid the wolf every time. Like, Emily went around and plucked nightmares from random people and brought them to life through her talented artwork and story telling. Some of these stores come across as nightmares. The bonus of these pages is that she allows the reader to fill in darkness with their own imagination. Even the pages that contain mostly a black background with the characters in shades of gray are breathtaking to look at.

Her dialogue is part of the artwork instead of the standard speech bubbles or blocks that are found in traditional graphic novels, which makes each page feel more like a work of art than a page from a graphic novel. Her art is filled with blacks, reds, and grays that add to the spooky atmosphere. Her artwork is simply amazing and while the comics themselves don't take long to read, you will absolutely get lost taking in the details of each page. Through the Woods contains a series of short comics that are all equally creepy and gorgeous. Her website allows you to view numerous pieces of her artwork and comics - I really loved The Prince and the Sea- and got me even more excited to read this collection. I hadn't been privy to Emily prior to receiving this book form the publisher and shame on me for that! I flipped through the book to glance at the artwork and immediately fell in love with her talent.

Into the woods emily carroll