Prometheus: Fire and Stone Kindle & comiXology

It came way sooner than expected, and when I got it I was even more pleased. I was a bit skeptical on the count of the low price, but it was the whole Prometheus Fire and Stone series in one graphic novel. Very little wear and tear. I’d love to get my hands on the rest of the Fire and Stone series for the price I paid for this one.

The artwork looks fine, but when I pre-ordered the book I had assumed it would be a complete, self-contained story with a beginning, middle, and end. In fact it's just the beginning... no middle, and no end. If you want to read the whole story you have to either buy the next three volumes and then find the one-shot comic book conclusion (not included in any of the volumes), or you have to buy the complete hardcover edition which comes out later this year and collects everything for about $50.00. Maybe the whole, complete story is fantastic, but I wouldn't know because I've only read the first part. If you're OK with that then you might like it, but buyer beware!Sept. 2015: OK, I'm updating my review, and here is why. I caved in bought the rest of the "series" if you can call it that. They don't number them, so it's confusing, but if you read them in the right order it kind of sort of all fits together and kind of sort of makes sense. If you're a fan of the Alien and Prometheus movies these books are enjoyable. The money does add up, however...Now it looks like you can pre-order the complete series all collected in one book for $34.35, so it comes out to less than paying to get all four books plus the comic book one-shot. You might want to consider that. It's hardcover and weighs over a pound. I don't know what the dimensions are. It says 5.1 x 1.7 x 7.8 inches, but that can't be right. It would be tiny.http://www.amazon.com/Prometheus-The-Complete-Fire-Stone/dp/1616557729

I buy TPB primarily because I love the art. Sometimes I get lucky and get a great story and great art.I love the whole Aliens/Predator concept and universes, so I was really looking forward to receiving it. I haven't read yet, but nonetheless, the art is ridiculously awesome throughout, in my opinion.So, I love it, and intend on buying the rest from the Fire & Stone series.

The book wouldn't have been in better then expected condition but when delivered it was just crammed all bent up n the mailbox. Do yourself a favor and drop a little extra for better shipping,

This was a good book, it could have been better with a little bit more logic but there was nothing I found legitimately wrong with it, although the title is a bit misleading, it is the Prometheus planet but the Engineer isn't shown off to much. It's a great book though I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to start reading the Alien series.

I loved this comic, the only downfall was the condition it was in when it arrived. The front cover was dog-eared and scuffed like crazy, but the inside was near perfect condition.

Amazing comic! Only did 3 stars because I had to order a replacement. The original order came beat up the spine was damaged, cover and back where scratched, it was even a little dirty and the packaging wasn’t damaged at all.

Another book in the series. Great read!

I know it shouldn't be possible, but the dialogue in this is even more gormless than in the Prometheus film. It's like someone took a random slice of YouTube comments and pasted them into the speech bubbles. Good looking graphics though. Save your money for going down the pub where you can hear this sort of nonsense for real.

Poor dialog. Story was weak. This has no true atmosphere of which the film created. Very disappointing. On the bright side, the art was great.

A fascinating take on the Alien series that I enjoyed.The artwork is very good and the human technology believable.Overall an interesting start to the series

Though it was a paper back book, but no it a graphic novel, not happy, need to describe what the item is better.

Based. Loosely. On the filmA rescue. Team is sent to the planet where the Prometheus crew wentFairly good but a little confusing