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  • If you like Firefly, you'll live this. Though I'm not big on graphic novels, this one is easier to follow than most. It explains some of the things I didn't get in the movie (Serentiy). Sometimes during the movie I was thinking, "huh, how did we get from the show to there, something had to have happ ... Continue

    If you like Firefly, you'll live this. Though I'm not big on graphic novels, this one is easier to follow than most. It explains some of the things I didn't get in the movie (Serentiy). Sometimes during the movie I was thinking, "huh, how did we get from the show to there, something had to have happened in between." Well, this fills in some of those in-betweens. It's a nice short read with good animation.

    

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  • These characters are fantastic. This story is fairly useless. Perhaps if I weren't comparing them to such a perfect TV show and movie, I could be more forgiving.

    

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  • This was a nice story in addition to the TV series and movie. I felt it was just another episode to the show. I loved the artwork as well. My hope is that they do not stop there and continue to create more stories. Very well done.

    

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• ― cjspock said on Jul 27, 2007 | Add your feedback

Penned by Whedon and Brett Matthews, who wrote several episodes of Firefly as well as Dark Horse's final Angel comics series and the animated Chronicles of Riddick feature "Dark Fury," Serenity follows a ship full of mercenaries, fugitives and one law-abiding prostitute in their pursuit for fast cash and a little peace along the fringes of space. The ragtag crew of Serenity take on a scavanger mission with the hopes of earning enough dough to disappear for a while. Only too late do they realize the whole gig is orchestrated by an old enemy eager remake their aquanitance with the help of some covert-operatives known only as the Blue Gloves. Artist Will Conrad (Marvel's Elektra and Witches) and colorist Laura Martin (Astonishing X-Men and The Ultimates) paint a rough and wild world of adventure across a strange and dangerous universe, in this not-to-be-missed tale straight from the brain of pop-culture mastermind Joss Whedon!

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