The Little Sisters of Eluria (Stephen King's The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Book 2)

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Enjoyable, altho not all I expected. Especially given the price point. Didn't really add anything to the Diark Towers story/outcome.

Not what I expected but my Gunslinger series is now complete

I love Stephen King so when I discovered that he would not be writing the graphic novels relating to "The Dark Tower" series, I was a bit skeptical. I'm sorry I doubted you Robin Furth and company. I purchased the first dark Tower Graphic issues and stopped purchasing them as I found them difficult to locate (could not find local comic stores)as individual graphic issues. So I started purchasing the Graphic Novels (for those that are not aware, there are several issues comprising an individual story directly correlating to "The Dark Tower" story that come out every few months and once that series has been completed, the issues are compiled into a hardcover Graphic Novel). I started buying the completed Graphic Novels when "Treachery" was available and have been buying them since. The stories and background information is incredible not to mention the artwork. If you are even remotely interested in Stephen King's The Dark Tower" series of novels, these graphic novels are a must!

Good short story. I am going to read the rest of this series. Excellent artwork. I am not sure if this fits into the original storyline.

Shipped expediently great packaging everything I expected.

The Little Sisters of Eluria is the only Dark Tower piece written by Stephen King that I have not read. I have also avoided the majority of the preceding Dark Tower comic arcs because the writers don't have Stephen King's talent for horror. Despite not having read the actual short story, I could tell that this was King's work and not anyone else's. When you get to this arc you finally get a taste of King's ability and it is a stark contrast to the other comic arcs. This arc is a huge upgrade in quality. It's night and day.

This is a good graphic novel, but as it compares to the original story from Everything's Eventual, the story falls a tad short. Don't misunderstand, its great, and a necessity for any Dark Tower enthusiast. The art is spot on for what I imagined when I read the short story, and the way it flows really captured the more tense sequences. And this is the last graphic novel before you come across the iconic "The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed."

If you, like me, are a Dark Tower enthusiast then these graphic novels are a must have for your collection. The artwork is great and adds more depth to the original material - simply brilliant.

The story and the graphic novel are good, but the publisher is not Gallery 13, but Marvel. I have all the other graphic novels from G13 and this one does not fit in the series.

Love the Dark Tower series, however this was comic format? was a pain to read as had to zoom in to read everything. I feel a little cheated but DEFINITELY NOT THE VENDORS FAULT.

as we adore the books, my husband started collecting these, this was the next in the series and he really enjoyed it. the illustrations are really good too

I thoroughly enjoyed the art work and was very close to what I imagined when I read the short story. I would recommend this if you are into Stephen King and his wonderful world of The Dark Tower.