Storm Front
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Average rating3.7
A graphic novel based on the bestselling Harry Dresden books by Jim Butcher! If circumstances surrounding a crime defy the ordinary and evidence points to a suspect who is anything but human, the men and women of the Chicago Police Department call in the one guy who can handle bizarre and often brutal phenomena. Harry Dresden is a wizard who knows firsthand that the everyday world is actually full of strange and magical things—most of which don
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2 primary books5 released booksThe Dresden Files Graphic Novels
The Dresden Files Graphic Novels is a 5-book series with 5 primary works first released in 2000 with contributions by Jim Butcher and Mark Powers.
Series
1 primary bookDresden Files: Storm Front
Dresden Files: Storm Front is a 1-book series first released in 2000 with contributions by Jim Butcher.
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0 released booksDresden Files: Storm Front Vol 1 THE GATHERING STORM
Dresden Files: Storm Front Vol 1 THE GATHERING STORM is a 0-book series first released in 2000 .
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Being a graphic novel, its a quick read. The artwork is well done. The store was a decent one. It does not offer a lot of depth or insight into Harry, but is enjoyable none the less. I would recommend to anyone who is a fan of the series.
This was okay. I love the books but I didn't love reading the graphic novel. I've read the first 5 novels in the Dresden Files series and LOVED them. I picked this up because it comes before the first book in the series. I guess it is sort of an introduction. I did love seeing “Bob” the spirit in the skull. He's cool but I think that's enough of the graphic novels for me, at least for this series. I already have the books anyway.
I totally had Welcome to the Jungle by Gun's and Roses playing through my head the whole time I was trying to read this book.
In hindsight I should have probably read this first. Its an interesting start to how we meet Harry in an interesting side story. Having started with Storm Front made this feel a little amateurish which I am sure is not the case for first time readers. All the ingredients are there and Harry is in form. A good kick start to the graphic series.
