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Mouse Guard Legends of the Guard Volume 1 David Petersen Various Books

First of all, buy and read Fall 1152 and Winter 1152 before this. I was skeptical at first about other artists taking on the world of Mouse Guard.
However, I loved how involved David Peterson was with this project. All the artwork from the others was interesting and did not detract from the essence of Mouse Guard, with the exception of Katie Cook's short "A Mouse named Fox." The art for that story was childish and silly, it was not suitable for the world of Mouse Guard. There are 12 other stories by various illustrators that I thought were very well done.


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Mouse Guard Legends of the Guard Volume 1 David Petersen Various Books Reviews

A lot better than I expected, the criticism here led me to believe it wasn't as good as the others. Me and my kids loved the format, the variety of illustration and narrative, Yet, very well embeded in to the mouse world.
Some tales are shorter than others though all are fun.
Illustration on some stories is just amazing.
Love the drawings, thoughtful backrounds, a lot of fun!
My daughter loves these books. Beautiful art and great storylines.
I love the illustration and think it is an adult book rather than a child's book. I need to read the background on these books.
My 6 year old son and I are huge fans of the Mouse Guard series. So for a present on his first day of school I got him this book and then we slowly read through the stories together. Like any anthology the stories are hit and miss, but overall it's a good collection of Mouse Guard related stories by various authors.

The premise behind this book is that a whole bunch of mice are gathered in a tavern and they all owe the proprietor money. The proprietor, June, proposes a contest. The mouse that tells the best tale will have his/her tab paid for and everyone else who participates has to pay their tab within 7 days. As the contest proceeds where hear a variety of tales from a variety of mice. All of them involve either lore of the mice or the hardships the Mouse Guard face in their daily lives.

The illustrations and stories range widely. Some are about old mice who went on great adventures, some are about the daily trials of the Mouse Guard, and one is even about a mouse who thinks he is a fox. Most of the stories are very well done and have beautiful (if varied) styles of illustration.

However, there were a couple that fell short for me. One story in particular was done a very sketchy cartoonish way and had no dialogue. As a result both me and my son were a bit confused about what was going on. The artwork definitely wasn't good enough to convey a cohesive story and there was no dialogue.

I enjoyed the interludes between stories that took place in the tavern, these were all done by David Peterson and were beautifully illustrated and written.

Overall a solid collection of graphic novel stories that all tie in with the Mouse Guard theme. As with any anthology some are spectacular and others not so much. The majority of the stories were beautifully illustrated in a range of styles and very well written. There were a couple I had trouble following. I would definitely recommend this collection to Mouse Guard fans and to fans of fantasy graphic novels in general.
Nice add to the collection.
I love this book as much as the previous one's. Even though some artists add a different take on the storylines with strange or comical art, the David Peterson work in between the stories really moves the tale forward. I found some of the new art very impressive and added great depth to the Peterson tales. Even the cover art has a small story behind it! overall I was not disappointed.
First of all, buy and read Fall 1152 and Winter 1152 before this. I was skeptical at first about other artists taking on the world of Mouse Guard.
However, I loved how involved David Peterson was with this project. All the artwork from the others was interesting and did not detract from the essence of Mouse Guard, with the exception of Katie Cook's short "A Mouse named Fox." The art for that story was childish and silly, it was not suitable for the world of Mouse Guard. There are 12 other stories by various illustrators that I thought were very well done.