Kazu KibuishiEscape From Lucien: A Graphic Novel (Amulet #6): Volume 6

Exciting and intriguing with a lot of Acton and the story is reaching a crescendo.Can't wait to read the final book in this series!

I like this book very much so I want to say Thank you to the person who wrote this book.

What are we going to do with the books come to an end? Love these!

One of the most exciting books ever. Going to pre-order the next one now I highly recommend reading this and all the other books in the series. I could not put it down

Bought as a present

Excellent item. Thank you

my 12 year old dyslexic son loves these books and finishes them in 2 nights, so I am glad he is reading and enjoying books.

No words just stare and drool, fantastic work from Kazu like always. The only problem is the wait between books 0x0 XDD

This was amazing, but it was short, and is a preview for the real book.

Muy buena continuación de la saga de Kazu Kibuishi. Recomendado para lectores/as de alrededor de 12 años pero yo a mis 20 lo he disfrutado enormemente. El libro como tal lo recibí en perfectas condiciones.

I loved this book and all the other books in the series.The only thing I didn’t like was that I couldn’t read the whole book. I recommend this book to ages 8-12 and I give in 5 stars! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️😍🤩🥳

Thanks to an advance reader copy from Netgalley that was surprisingly easy to obtain, I was finally able to get the juice on the long-awaited sixth book in the Amulet series, Escape From Lucien. Now I believe I did not get the full experience of this volume, as only the first 50 pages were in color, but I definitely intend on purchasing the final product to soak in more of the series' fantastic visuals.Now before I delved into this book, I was convinced that the series would at least require two or three more volumes to conclude the story, but the way Kazu managed to wrap up important plot details exceeded me this time around. We get to see a rather touching conclusion to Max's story arc, and discover more about the two malevolent forces in this story, the Voice and the Elf King. The new book also marks the return of the old Resistance members who fled from the city of Kanalis in The Stonekeeper's Curse, including Balan and Doctor Weston.There's a lot more focus on Navin this time around, which I think was necessary and provided him with some needed development. His friendship with Alyson is also explored, but thankfully, Kazu includes no cheesy child romance between the two. There are a few new faces as well. There's an elf woman named Riva, the mayor of Lucien, who is working on a mission to help bring the citizens of her city to safety, as creatures referred to as "Dark scouts" (a throwback to an earlier volume) begin to envelop their refuge. Her adviser, an old and lovable robot named General Pil, also aids Navin and Aly in their mission. There are also two new, young recruits named Robert and Trisha whose roles in the series are ambiguous at the moment.Unlike the previous book (Prince of the Elves), which I believed was a transition that focused more on informing us readers about characters' pasts and the abilities of the stone, we got to see a definitive progression in the ongoing conflict between the elves and humans, and a climactic battle seems to be in the works for the next volume. This is not a book that I suggest you jump into without having read any of the previous entries, as some parts may be confusing and/or less effective. I have already invested so much into this series, so I will definitely be looking forward to more.

As usual, wonderful. Can't wait to read the next one. I like the colors, the lines and the lights of the bigger tables.