The Walking Dead, Vol. 18 by Robert Kirkman

So when I (finally!) noticed that there were two different illustrators, I thought 'That's what was bothering me!' Other than those minor flaws, I still enjoyed Miles Behind Us. The drawings here were more dark and gritty (which I guess isn't too bad considering the subject matter was dark and gritty) and just weren't as great as the first volume. There just wasn't a lot of attention to detail. Firstly, all of the women (with exception of Lori and the later newcomers) look the same. I didn't really pay attention to who the illustrators were for the first one or for this one, but I kept thinking that something about the drawings was a bit off compared to Volume 1. Another thing that I noticed was that the artwork was different. I know if I were in that situation, I would never be in the mood, being busy running for my life and all. It's just very unrealistic (I know that it's sort of a 'Duh!' that a zombie graphic novel would be a bit unrealistic, but still) that people would be feeling particularly amorous while running from zombies. However, the whole pairing off, as another reviewer mentioned, did make Miles Behind Us seem more soap-operaish than the first one. I don't really have a problem with that (now anyway) as the plot is just so enjoyable. It was basically the same as the first one. It was my first graphic novel (so I think that pretty much guarantees that it's always going to be memorable) and it was just amazing! While I did like Volume 2, I don't think it compares to the pure awesomeness that is Volume 1.

Okay, so I absolutely loved The Walking Dead Vol.

The Walking Dead, Vol. 18 by Robert Kirkman