🌷 Wolf wanting to propose to Scarlet as the opening of the whole thing and we already know this is going to be great Here it is, y’all: → a spoilery montage of everything I liked about this comic ← What's not to like?īlog | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Youtube The plot is a perfect blend of politics, drama and humorous character dynamics. The book encourages pondering of the ultimate question this series has been alluding to from the start: what is it that makes us human? Aren't androids and humans all just wires and nerves, anyway?

And when Steele recruits Scarlet's beloved Wolf, we are forced to wonder if all old allies can really be trusted. There's even more delicious love/hate between Iko and Kinney, though it is actually the least romantic installment in the whole series. All of our favourite characters make an appearance - from the ever-charming Captain Thorne to the sweet (with a bite) Winter - but once again this centers around the android, Iko.

Here, the diverse cast must team up to defeat Alpha Lysander Steele, a wolf hybrid who believes Cinder is withholding the cure to the wolves' mutations. These books are more about the story and the characters than beautiful art, and that suits me just fine. I'm not saying this as a criticism but I thought readers who appreciate graphic novels for the art would like to know. The art is not unattractive but is quite basic. But Wires and Nerve and Gone Rogue are a really engaging, funny and action-packed continuation of the series many love. I usually find that graphic novel companions to major series either a) retell the main story, or b) tell an uninteresting side story/prequel just to drain more money out of fans. I'm so sad this is over! I really hope Meyer and Gilpin team up to tell more graphic stories set in the Lunar Chronicles universe.Īfter a bumpy start, the Lunar Chronicles books became such a huge guilty pleasure of mine and these graphic novels were a real pleasant surprise, too.

Gone Rogue by Marissa Meyer