Heartless prince A graphic novel

Leigh Dragoon, 1976-

Book - 2021

Evony is an orphaned princess from a kingdom destroyed by a power-hungry witch. Prince Ammon has recently been drawn to her, or at least he's drawn to her uncanny ability to sense when familiars--servants to the witches--are approaching his kingdom's borders. And Evony, well Evony has always longed for something more with Ammon. Wanting to prove himself to his kingdom and parents, Ammon takes Evony outside the borders to fight the familiars head-to-head. All is well until they're captured by witch Aradia, who steals Ammon's heart and leaves his body to turn into one of her familiars. What's worse, his sister Nissa has been taken hostage by Aradia's daughter. Evony makes it her misson to retrieve Ammon's he...art and save Nissa, taking her into the mysterious Witchlands. There, she will discover a secret about her past that will change everything.

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Genres
Fantasy comics
Graphic novels
Published
Los Angeles : Hyperion, an imprint of Buena Vista Books, Inc 2021.
Language
English
Main Author
Leigh Dragoon, 1976- (author)
Other Authors
Angela De Vito (creator)
Edition
First hardcover edition
Physical Description
1 volume (unpaged) : chiefly color illustrations ; 24 cm
ISBN
9781368028356
9781368028363
Contents unavailable.
Review by Kirkus Book Review

Princess Evony fights a witch to save the prince she loves. Orphaned as a baby when a witch attacked her kingdom, Evony was raised by the royal family of neighboring Gallea, which is protected by a magic barrier tied to the heart of its prince. Nineteen years later, the witch returns to steal the prince's heart, and Evony comes to the rescue--and learns the truth about her own past. After Evony's adventures with witches, magical creatures, and a blind seer, a small cliffhanger prepares readers for the next installment. The graphic novel is drawn in a recognizably modern Disney style with the clear influence of Japanese manga. Our heroine fights using two sickles and wearing a short, fluttery skirt and thigh-high, high-heeled boots, an outfit reminiscent of Sailor Moon's. The artist uses color skillfully to create setting and mood, but the art lacks polish overall, and the characters' faces, in particular, can be awkward. This is unlikely to bother casual younger readers, but it prevents the volume from shining. Though the story is fun and will appeal to those who appreciate magic, sword fights, and princesses who save princes, the story is not especially original or riveting. All the characters appear White. A light choice for those seeking a fairy-tale adventure. (Graphic fantasy. 12-16) Copyright (c) Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.

Copyright (c) Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.