Dishonored Vol. 1: The Wyrmwood Deceit Paperback – November 29, 2016

awesome to have the collection in one piece. Definitely worth it for fans of the games' lore

great overall

If you're a fan of Dishonored and you like comics I Highly recommend not skipping this as a read. The Art Is very goregous to look at. The story it tells flows with the videogame fluidly. The only thing that keeps this from being 5 stars is no Emily in this story but im hoping support for this will keep the series going for more stories to come.

It was a gift. They love it.

I was a bit disappointed with the quality and intrigue of this graphic novel. I found it fell far short of the compelling action and plot in the Dishonored games, and was also disappointed with how short it was. It did not significantly add to the story of Dishonored as I was expecting it to. Finally, some of the pages fell out while I was reading it, so clearly it could have been published better. I would not recommend it. You'd get a more satisfying story with The Corroded Man (novel).

I was aware of "few highlights" and "used but good condition" and figured as long as it was complete and legible it'd be worth the price. however to my disappointment there were multiple pages with complete wholes and even a page ripped out! This book belongs in the garbage with the money I threw away buying it.

Okay, this is NOT the collection of 4 like it seems to imply. This is just the first volume of the four. Which is super lame because they jacked up the price. The cover blatantly says $3.99. I was disappointed to see that this wasn't the nice and neat complied volume. I contacted amazon about this and got my money back. They were going to let me get a new one for free shipping, but I'm not positive they are even advertising the 4 part volume, and I didn't want the same thing to happen. Will buy somewhere else.

Overall a pretty interesting story, and definitely better than the last two Dishonored novels. However, the whole thing is pretty short and because of this the story feels quite rushed. I like the new characters introduced and the background provided on Corvo, but, again, I wish the graphic novel was longer so that they could be developed more fully.