Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves--The Feast of the Moon (Movie Prequel Comic)

This was a great addition to add from the movie, which i loved as well!

The story introduces you to the main characters of of the movie Honor Among Thieves. I highly recommend it and I recommend reading before watching the movie if possible.

This Graphic Novel is a perfect Prequel for the movie by the same name.

In a DnD mood thanks to Amazon's preview showing of the movie for Prime members. Got this for Kindle in one read-through. Fun read before bed.

Was excited by external reviews but the stories included were generic and didn't add to what was in the movie. 10 year old son eventually read it but quickly passed it on.

The feel that the stories are uninspired and the art is oddly janky in some panels. Sure, it tells you a bit about the characters before the movie, but what little you get that wasn't in a movie trailer could have filled up one page.

Loved the artwork & storyline in both stories. Looking forward to the movie & seeing these characters on the big screen. Thanks for transporting me on a few adventures with lovable characters!!!!!

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves – The Feast of the MoonWritten by Ellen Boener, Jeremy Lambert, Guillermo Sanna (Artist)97 pagesRelease Date: September March 8, 2023 by IDW3/5 StarsThis is an exciting time for any true Dungeons and Dragons fan: a new movie (that is actually good), new books, merchandise, D&D Beyond. Unfortunately, with so much coming at fans, not everything can be great. And yes, this graphic novel fell into that category.I will start by saying this is, in no way, the fault of the actual artist. The artistry of the graphic novel is excellent, especially the second story in the book. Obviously choices were made with storyline and how some things were going to look and this normally does not fall on the artist in the story.Knowing this was going to be a prequel and providing some information for the movie, I was excited to read about our heroes and the dynamics that existed and helped create who they were by the time we met them. Unfortunately, too much of that felt forced in this actual story that featured them. The fighting between Edgin and his daughter was not explored enough to be an actual story, just given hints at to where the reader would not understand it and, if you have a daughter at all, you will know that is not how their disagreements would have gone down. The story was too quick, with too many jumps and too little explained, leaving the reader feeling lost in a story that is suppose to help explain things for the movie.Lastly, I will say I was disappointed to see how the characters do not resemble their movie counterparts. This was a specific choice that was made and I do not understand why, as, again, this is suppose to be a direct prequel to the film.Overall, while the story does tie and you can see it, the writing left a lot to be desired. On the upside, the artistry is great and worth taking a look at.

La qualité du livre n'est pas à discuter et l'art visuel est plutôt beau. Toutefois, l'histoire est un peu étrange avec la dracoliche que l'onpeut voir sur la couverture. De plus, de ce que je sais du film (que je n'ai pas encore vu), il semble ne pas y avoir de lien avec celui-ci. L'histoire se passe avant certe, mais ne semble pas aider à comprendre le film ni l'historique des personnages.

Die Geschichte hat mir sehr gut gefallen. Die Zeichnungen sind auch auf dem Punkt. Fazit: Ich hatte Spaß beim Lesen. Solides Comic.