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Dr. Fellows and his daughter Abigail are stranded in the realm of Evermore. A dangerous realm filled with all kinds of mythical creatures and characters from picture books, fairy tales and legends.
Surviving Wonderland, they make their way to the human capital of Sleepy Hollow, but the town is redundantly controlled by Ichabod Crane. Ichabod Crane’s son Jack is causing a chain reaction that threatens the lives of all of Evermore’s residents. The same goes for humans, beasts, and monsters.
Image credit: Aleksandar Bozic
I was really impressed with the world building in this second volume of Evermore. I was also struck by how so many different characters in its vast cast came together from such a wide range of different literary sources.
Although the motivations of a few characters are not entirely clear at times, for the most part the political power struggles, quests for revenge and subsequent violent confrontations are handled very well. Everything builds to a grand guignol climax, with many characters violently meeting each other and bringing the gory end to a close.
Image credit: Aleksandar Bozic
There’s a lot to take in, so it’s worth familiarizing yourself with the setting and characters by checking out the first volume, which can be found here.
With Aleksandar Bozic’s expressive art, unique characters (human and otherwise), and distinct storytelling style, Gamon’s epic story receives the visual treatment it deserves.
In short, Evermore: Sleepy Hollow is an impressively epic tale from Gamon and Artist Bozic that’s well worth checking out.
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