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title: "Templar"
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# Templar

**Brand:** jordan mechnerleuyen phamalex puvilland
**Price:** € 137.88
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Templar

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    A thoroughly quenching read
  

*by M***L on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 5, 2013*

I whipped through this book way too fast. Way too fast. From the first to the last page I found myself chewing through the story as fast as I could, even though I kept telling myself that I ought to slow down and let the flavor of one panel soak in a little more before I nom-nom-nommed the next one. But I just couldn't do it. Naturally, I'll re-read it, but I'm telling you that my first reading was the equivalent of locking a hungry man in a fully stocked banquet hall: I stuffed myself until I was like a lion with a bellyful of zebra.First of all, the plot asked the characters to resolve a simple problem. But it was a very good "simple problem," and one that required a lot of brain, brawn, and chutzpah on their parts to achieve. It was about fifty pounds of fun watching them do it, and that includes me getting angry at them, getting worried for them, being proud of them, being distrustful of them, and finally, wishing I could have met them.Secondly, the art constituted a perfectly delicious illusion. There were details aplenty, and each of them got enough attention from the artists to capture my attention as a reader, but none of them were so overdrawn or intricately executed that I felt like I needed a magnifying glass to see everything. The artists gave my eyes plenty to work on -- the market scenes, the building interiors, the streets of Paris -- but left my mind plenty of room to lavish in its own details, which was extraordinarily easy and pleasurable to do. The art so successfully suggested a depth of setting that I felt like I had been on a tour of 14th century Paris... I very much felt like I had walked around to see and hear and smell it. (Note: Read Part Three and you'll see that I'm not kidding when I say "smell.")Thirdly, I think the book asks a pretty deep question, one which I think anybody living in any time has likely asked him- or herself, which is simply: "What would I do?" I think the book asks it from several directions, and gives a way to consider the question from multiple points of view, and therefore provides a rich opportunity for the reader's mind to wonder and consider and observe who he himself, or she herself, is. These characters are put through some Stuff, yo, and I mean some really Deep Stuff -- and when you read that, when you see these people that you like or dislike, or are proud of, or in some way feel a connection to, you yourself can't help but ask what YOU would do. And personally, I found that comforting, rewarding, and in some cases exhilarating because I understood why the characters behaved as they did, even if I disagreed with their decisions. It sounds goofy, but I feel like I learned something about myself by watching these characters go through their Deep Stuff.Finally, I will make one micro-spoiler comment. The joking homage to _Raiders of the Lost Ark_ was so good I would have paid double what they asked for this book. I got to that panel and was just shocked at how funny and appropriate that joke was. My face opened up in a huge rictus of mirth, but no laughter came out because inside I was so blown away at how AWESOME the joke was that I felt it was better to let myself be knocked out of my socks than it was to laugh. (But I did laugh later, and I'm still laughing now. Mechner, Pham and Puvilland? This is me leaping to my feet and applauding you for that one.)If you like historical fiction, deep characterization, and graphic novels, you're going to enjoy this book. Bravo!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Fantastic end for Solomon's Thieves
  

*by M***K on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 1, 2013*

Wow. Just wow. One of the best graphic novels I have ever had the pleasure of reading.  Jordan Mechner penned a sensational epic, delightfully illustrated by Leuyen Pham and Alex Puvilland.A little back story... About three years ago I picked up a copy of Prince of Persia, the graphic novel. Right next to it on the shelf was a copy of Solomon's Thieves, both by the same creators. I knew of Mechner,  yet had not read his writing (heck, I played it if you count him writing code). I ended up enjoying Solomon's Thieves more, and waited for a sequel. And waited, and waited.Thankfully First Second publishing decided on a birthday present for me, releasing Templar for me to, well, buy for myself.First Second always amazes me with their releases, but this one deserves special mention. 450+ pages tightly bound in hardcover. Most publishers would have gone cheap, or God forbid paperback. Thank you for the extra effort.Enough with the outside... how about what's inside the book? Some damn fine writing and art, that's what. I was thinking of a way to classify the story... a tragedy? Comedy? The book equivalent of a buddy film? All of the above? Mechner crafted very human characters with hopes, aspirations, and flaws. Best of all, you cared for them right up the the end. I don't want to spoil much, so it's best to experience it for yourself.I'll go ahead and say it. I really like Pham's art. Puvilland's color really does her inks justice. Pham designed characters with human traits and had them act out with whimsy. I devoured each panel and was in awe of the detail that I had seen. One of he double page spreads at the end made me gasp. I loved it.The book was an enjoyable read. Do yourself a favor and pick yourself up a copy. As for me, I hope see see Mechner, Pham, and Puvilland back with a new exciting series soon, but not too soon... the three of you deserve a break.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Templar
  

*by N***N on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 18, 2022*

A good story.

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