Two people fall in love. Well, a vampire and a werewolf fall in love. Andersen’s graphic novel Fangs follows their exploits.
Art Style
Andersen’s book is in black and white. Compared to other work she has done, the artwork here is simple. For the most part, the art tells the story well. A few panes left me questioning what was happening.
Did I put it down?
I took my time, and I gave it my full attention. Unfortunately, I still put it down after about 30 pages. I had been expecting something more narrative, and the book was more like a collection of comic panels from the newspaper. After resetting those expectations, the book flowed better.
Content
I would consider this comically mature. Nothing is overly-explicit, but we are still dealing with vampires and werewolves.
Would I recommend Fangs?
I am sure that there is an audience for this. With the story being light-hearted and humorous, I found enjoyable moments. If someone were looking for a comic strip style story, I would recommend this. For those who must read everything supernatural, this is a book for you. If you are looking for a connected plot, this isn’t what you will find.