#BookReview: Kid Savage, Volume 1 by Joe Kelly, ILYA

  When the pioneering -First Family in Space- takes a catastrophic wrong turn on their maiden voyage, they crash on a dangerous alien planet. Their 21st century know-how is useless against the harsh environment and survival seems unlikely until they meet a strange ally... a mysterious orphan boy, short on temper but big on survival skills. 
This heartfelt adventure is the brainchild of Man of Action Entertainment (Big Hero 6, Ben 10) founder JOE KELLY (I Kill Giants, Four Eyes) and lauded British cartoonist ILYA. 

This is Endy! 

This book is for the reader who well doesn't really want to read. So many pages of this book have nothing but pictures on it and I have to say that I didn't really enjoy it. I read it in just a few minutes or so and I was pretty board the entire time.  So if you love green monsters and you don't like to read then try this one. 

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Posted in: 2 Stars, Endy, Image Comics, Middle Grade, Review