In Odd We Trust

I'm a slightly fanatic fan of Deen Koontz's books, but this one was a great disappointment. I guess I didn't pay enough attention to the reviews and descriptions, just thought it was the next in the Odd Thomas series, but I was grossly disappointed to find it is a comic book with black-and-white drawings and balloons for the dialogue. I found it very frustrating to read.

In addition, it's a pedestrian tale set in time before the first two Odd Thomas books, with the thinnest possible plot line and none of the nuance we expect from Koontz. Unless you find it hard to read books with no pictures, skip this one and wait for the next real Koontz to come out!

I love this series and I hope Koontz continues with it - I will Buy.

Good job, Mr. Koontz - thank you.

Chuck

The book was fun, however I must have missed the part that stated it's in a comic book type layout. Still enjoyed it.

This graphic novel is sequenced before Odd Brother. It was short story, but still great. I love that they made this a graphic novel.

It wasn't a bad story but it was like an "Odd" commercial (too brief). Unlike an accompanying web-series that ties into the latest "Odd" book "Odd Hours", this would have been much more palatable had it too tied into one of Koontz' books.