Dark Tower: The Gunslinger: The Battle of Tull (The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger)

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another brilliant addition in the series, beautifully illustrated, they really bring Mid World alive, adds to the series well, would recommend

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Another good story in the series. After a mixed first series of graphic novels and an awkward first issue in the second, improvement in story, art and characters is here. I hope the series continues this way since 2017 is the year of the Dark Tower. A bit torn about Roland after this story. He made the Man in Black seem whiter.

In this gaphic novel the art work is good giving a more western feel than the other books in the series, if a follower of the series then this is a good addition and leaves you wanting more

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I collect Stephen King books. as I said the first book took me by surprise, so I ordered again and got the right one. But I may order the rest of the first book.

The dark tower is a great comic. This volume is a good one.

I always anticiapte the next collection of Rolands adventures and this one is no exception. When it came in I slowly read it a section each night and enjoyed the tale of Tull's destruction. The TPB was as I pictured it when I first read the story of Tull in the Gunslinger. I love how they try and get the language down which in Kings novels was a bit of Western and a bit of sci-fi. The graphic novel does a wonderful job of having a narrator and story mix that is fun to read. I always pictured the stories taking place far into the future after the world had destroyed itself with technology so the wording and language never gets on my nerve. The art is superb and fun to look at while you walk the streets of Tull alongside Roland. The only complaint I have is many reviewers say that we are finally in the first novel but this is not true. We do see the farmer and his crow two collections before this. I believe it is The Journey Begins collection and that is how the actual first novel starts with the mule dying outside while Roland and the farmer sit and eat pork and beans. We just are pushing deeper into the story or like Roland following the beam. Do you kin it?

On his hunt for the Man in Black Roland gets to a s mall town named Tull. There are a lot of strange people there in Tull: Sheb, a piano player with broken hands, Nort that was awaken from the dead, Kennerly who sleeps with his second eldest daughter, Sylvia Pittston she preaches the word of the Man Jesus and - of course - beautiful Allie that Roland lays down with... The Man in Black was in Tull before. And as he always does, he left a trap for Roland. And it comes to what it has to come: Roland has to shoot his way out of the town and in the end Tull becomes a ghost town. Really great artwork, a story full of dense atmosphere, action, love and the number nineteen. So you wanna know what the number nineteen is? Read THE BATTLE OF TULL and you will see.