Guillaume Dorison

3.25/5 stars!

When a Japanese player wins against the Max Volta at the Capcom Pro Tour, it changed the future for the French player. A year later, as the disgraced professional player tries to stay afloat after being fired by his uncle, he meets a young woman who changes his life. Read on to see how Max begins his new journey at professional gaming.

I liked this first volume of this series. It is definitely focused on gaming in the professional arena and it's informative in playing the Street Fighter game. However, the main character reached a level in a personality trait that I found irritable, though I hope that in the future this trait will change. There were also some characters that I didn't like as much as others. I also liked that there was a tutorial, an interview of a professional gamer, and a glossary at the end of the book. Though enjoyable, this manga series is highly focused towards this particular gaming series so for anyone who enjoys video games, this series is for you. Otherwise the general readers would be lost about the story and its jargon.

**Thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for the review copy. All opinions and thoughts in the review are my own.**… (altro)

I'm fighting a bit of an obsession with The Little Prince and after reading the first of this graphic novel series, I was eager to read more. These books are absolutely beautiful. The Little Prince himself (and his fox) are so fantastically drawn that I fall in love with them and the art every time I pick the book up. Hopefully they'll release a complete book of all the volumes so I can read it whenever I want. The stories are sweet and fun, with great banter between the Little Prince and his fox.… (altro)

I've always loved The Little Prince, so when I had a chance to request this ebook, I jumped at it. First off, the artwork is absolutely stunning. The story itself is good and keeps you flipping (or scrolling, in my case) through the pages. But what really grabbed me was the art -- I might even buy a copy when it's eventually published. The Little Prince is perfect and the graphic novel draws on some things from the book (and TV series) that inspired it. But it also brings in new and wonderful elements that create a really fun and visually pleasing story. I can't wait to get my hands on a hard copy -- and the rest of the series.… (altro)