Ninja: The Most Dangerous Game (Graphic Novel)

The graphic novel has good art, and a good story. This is a perfect read for any comic book or graphic novel fan.

my son that is 10 loves this book. also wasn't to bad for me and I'm 29. decent read

ninja dies

Purchased for my nephew for Christmas. He opened it and was very disappointed in the quality and size. Apparently it is supposed to be much bigger and thicker. I thought it was OK but I am not a large video game fan and he would be the one judging the quality here.

My friend who bought this basically gave it to me to get rid of it. Being a manga and comic fanboy I read it and found a lot of it was not only a rip off of Hunger Games, but a lot of it stank like a fanfic OF the hunger games and even took some liberties from Sword Art Online (which in my opinion takes sources itself). I'm just gonna say, every supporting character just fell flat. Some of the plot is kind of all over the place. First it's a betrayal story, then a revolution story, and now it's Scott Pilgrim with the story going into multiple minions before the main boss. Ninja, as a character, is all over the place, being a jerk in one scene, being viewed as a unkill-able character (that breaks the tension of being ghosted when you die), and I just turn the page whenever he drops bad one-liners. If you find yourself reading this, I don't blame you, but The Most Dangerous Game isn't dangerous because of the consequences, but it's dangerous because the story is not focus and rely too heavily to other (better in my opinion) source material. If there is a Volume 2, I don't know if it'll stand firm on the rules Volume 1 set up, but if it gets better then good, but it really needs to find it's footing before releasing future Volumes.

Tyler ninja Fortnite blevins thAk u me fishhIn all seriousness, this book cured my depression; people haven’t made anything so emotional in our entire existence as the human race. The title allows my body to be ready to understand the deep meaning to our existence. “The most dangerous game”. It’s true meaning is above our comprehension, but I do know it says a lot about society.-xXx_TylerNinjaFortniteBlevinsLover_xXx

I'll start off by saying I have yet to complete this but the one negative review kinda irked me. I love it. Highly recommended. The negative review was from a ninja hater not from someone who actually read the book.

It’s about a hero that calls villains “noobs” and he fights he’s way through SoCial media and against Youtubers like Pyrocynical and the Verge. And wins the hearts of 12 year old children.