The Labyrinth

Kicsit más ez a Stålenhag mint az eddigiek. Egyrészt sokkal több szöveg van benne, másrészt kevesebbet foglalkozik úgy általában az emberiséget sújtó különböző, apokaliptikus történ...

I guess I should blame my brother for this one as he introduced me to the amazing art of Simon Stalenhag all those years ago. Ever since then I have been following his creations through role playing g...

Detta är Simon Stålenhags femte bok, det är som vanligt en blandning av konstbok och roman.Om jag förstår rätt så har denna inget att göra med hans tidigare böcker. Men jag känner att denna ...

I'm torn, maybe this should have been 4 stars?While I'm a massive Stålenhag fan, I prefer his previous books to this.While this, maybe, has more of a story arch, I find the paintings - while still ve...

"It was painful to have to see the world collapse as the politicians and the public spent all their time trying to assign blame to someone."The Labyrinth is the science-fiction brilliance that we have...

This is Simon Stalenhag. In some ways I need say no more. Firstly, there's the artwork which is more than visually stunning. The artist is somehow able to evoke emotions from a simple view of a sink o...

The Labyrinth is a great sequel to Simon Stålenhags previous books. Only much, much darker.My thoughts stray to classics like Vance’s The Dying Earth, Strugatskijs Roadside Picnic, and (or?) Vander...

Stalenhag's books are so beautiful, and beautifully made. Same slow onion-peeling of a dark ominous truth as his other books, this one is a little more difficult, as its clearly inspired by current ev...

Great art and a grim story, but essentially a dystopian science fiction short story told in graphic novel form, though that's not exactly it either. All the art is full-size panels or sometimes even t...

Recent Reads: The Labyrinth. Simon Stalenhag's latest illustrated novel is his bleakest and saddest yet. In a shelter under the ruins of a broken Earth a handful of survivors struggles to hide the gui...