The Last Witch
The Last Witch: Fear & Fire by Conor McCreery My rating: 3 of 5 stars There was a lot to unpack in this book. I glanced through the collection, and noticed this was a collection of five books compiled into one. It felt like too much happened too quickly in the pages. Maybe that is because when it comes to comic books/manga/graphic novels, I am a quick reader. There were many plot developments in short times, and I felt the world building had a brilliant base, but the book read like it was just that. World building. The book itself wasn't bad. However, there could've been moments of peace. Aside from in the beginning when we are introduced to the heroine- the pacing of the comic feels off. There should've been more moments of peace and rest throughout the overall arc of the book. When there was a moment of rest it was like oop here is a new character. which became the focus. It was like the characters themselves don't get a moment to rest. Which made the book feel unrealistic. That being said I'm aware this is a book aimed at kids. Which furthermore made it all the more concerning that it didn't feel very well paced.
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