Marvel 1602 is a great read for Marvel and Gaiman fans alike (it’s a real treat, if like myself you are a huge fan of both) which presents a rich concept to explore: What would Marvel superheroes have been like in the 17th century?
Read the Fantasy Book Review of Marvel 1602 by Bindi Lavelle
This graphic novel will without a doubt satisfy fans of Marvel and Gaiman alike, and those outside of that bracket will still find a riveting read containing a healthy dose of magic and politics. Marvel 1602 is not only a simple and brilliant concept; it is a thoroughly enjoyable graphic novel all round.
Neil Gaiman was the creator/writer of monthly cult DC Comics horror-weird series, Sandman, which won nine Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards, including the award for best writer four times, and three Harvey Awards. Sandman #19 took the 1991 World Fantasy Award for best short story, making it the first comic ever to be awarded a literary award.
