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Die Volume 2: Split the Party [Gillen, Kieron, Hans, Stephanie] on desertcart.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Die Volume 2: Split the Party Review: Amazing world; interesting characters - This second volume is pretty different from the first one. All the setup is gone and now we're just focused on the world of Die. There's a lot thats being peeled back which is pretty awesome. I definitely want more in this world though it feels a bit rushed. I wish we had more time in this world but feels like a limited series. I'm not too certain what's going to happen but some pretty dramatic changes happen here which make me think that there isn't too much more of the story. Maybe I'll be completely wrong. The characters and the world are my favorite part of this. I love how different they are and how much they grapple with their issues. I truly can't think of a favorite one and they're mostly what I'm here for. The mystery behind Die is interesting as well and something that I'd like to explore more but, again, it feels like we've explored most of the content. Review: The deep dive - The fascinating premise continues, exploring each individual character (and Player Character) breathing more life into each than I thought possible. Every detail enriches the story instead of slowing the narrative.





























































| Best Sellers Rank | #321,071 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #559 in Image Comics & Graphic Novels #2,839 in Contemporary Fantasy (Books) #3,511 in Urban Fantasy (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (751) |
| Dimensions | 6.63 x 0.5 x 10.19 inches |
| Edition | Illustrated |
| ISBN-10 | 1534314970 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1534314979 |
| Item Weight | 2.31 pounds |
| Language | English |
| Part of Series | Die |
| Print length | 168 pages |
| Publication date | February 11, 2020 |
| Publisher | Image Comics |
| Reading age | 16 years and up |
J**Y
Amazing world; interesting characters
This second volume is pretty different from the first one. All the setup is gone and now we're just focused on the world of Die. There's a lot thats being peeled back which is pretty awesome. I definitely want more in this world though it feels a bit rushed. I wish we had more time in this world but feels like a limited series. I'm not too certain what's going to happen but some pretty dramatic changes happen here which make me think that there isn't too much more of the story. Maybe I'll be completely wrong. The characters and the world are my favorite part of this. I love how different they are and how much they grapple with their issues. I truly can't think of a favorite one and they're mostly what I'm here for. The mystery behind Die is interesting as well and something that I'd like to explore more but, again, it feels like we've explored most of the content.
C**D
The deep dive
The fascinating premise continues, exploring each individual character (and Player Character) breathing more life into each than I thought possible. Every detail enriches the story instead of slowing the narrative.
N**A
Addictive read!
Oooh I do love it when someone good slowly starts going down the bad rabbit hole! So happy I picked this one up ๐ and the art in this is gorgeous
R**H
Itโs getting juicy
The story is really starting to pick up now, im excited to see where it leads. Ash is probably the most interesting character of the group so far.
S**A
Good continuation story..
Really interesting and exciting story.. love the artwork and the book came in perfect condition. Definitely recommend.
L**B
Great continuation
More details about the characters. More details about the world of Die. Great part 2. Looking forward to finishing this series.
C**R
Fantastic Second Volume
A great continuation delivering the same beautiful art, deep lore and characters where no is really the worst and no one is perfect. FULL recommend.
R**M
Describe your emotions
Characters self-consciously describing their emotions seems quite tedious, until you realize it is what rpg players do all the time.
E**A
This one was even better than the first! I'm absolutely loving these! They're so well written and I love the graphics and the story is fantastic!
J**E
Muy bueno, a la altura del primer volumen. No soy un gran lector de comics, pero me ha encantado. Ire a por el tercer volumen. Los dibujos me gustan mucho y la historia no es sencilla pero se sigue bien y es muy interesante
A**K
I really like it, the story is surprising and entertaining. The art is also stunning in absolutely every panel. I can't wait to read the next one.
P**L
This volume comprises issues #6 - #10 of DIE, and continues the story of Ash, Matt, Angela, Chuck, and Izzy as they attempt to reunite their group so that they might escape the fantasy-horror world of Die. Whereas the first Volume proved to be a rollercoaster of an introduction, thrusting the reader from realm to realm and building the world that these characters are forced to return to at breakneck pace, this sophomore effort slows the pace and engages more with each of the protaganists troubled histories as they grapple with the impact of their past decisions. Each character is given form and nuance through individual explorations across each chapter, with all five party members offering glimpses into their pasts that contextualise and deepen their relationships not just to one another, but to their own personas within the fantasy world. The way in which these two elements, the person and the character they embody, are woven together is an incredible achievement of writing and I am still left turning over the connections and subtlies that Gillen has so carefully embedded within. Stephanie Hans' artwork shines as well, with the dream-like watercolour palette and wonderfully detailed expressions and composition lifting every panel. The horror and majesty of this world is rendered exquisitely, with tender scenes of emotion and terrifying monstrosity depicted with a equal beauty that reinforces the dichotomies the protagnists face within themselves. This is truly a masterwork series from all parties involved, and I cannot recommend this highly enough.
Y**O
Rol rol rol rol, muy buen rol.
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