Warriors Graphic Novel: The Prophecies Begin, Part One of Three: A Graphic Novel Adventure into the World of the Warrior Cats

I got into reading Warrior Cats in 6th grade in 2010 when I found the Graystripe manga. Never reading a book prior or knowing anything about this series. The art, characters, and story pulled me in. That book and Graystripe have been my favorite since, I read every Warrior’s manga and book after that. To this day I’m beginning to slowly grow my Warrior Cat’s collection to show my support and love for this series. I won’t lie, I wasn’t sure about this revival and new art style. Even going back to the first book/series. Will they cut out important parts? Will they change the characters I know and love? What if it isn’t like the first time baby Brooke found a cool looking cat manga in a middle school library. Reading it and being pulled into the world, becoming a warrior herself with how much she was pulled in. Fighting, healing, leading, and grieving each of them. Well…. It pulled me back to that time and it was all new to me again. Erin Hunter chose the right people to revive the series with this adaptation. The more I read the more I slowed down because it was getting close to the end. I wanted more. More of this art and story, curious what was going to happen next. When I already know what to expect. There was a longing of wanting more and a dread for the end of this manga. I loved every second, minute, and hour this graphic novel has given me. I’m definitely pre-ordering the Yellowfang one next, Hardcover again as well. Because the art and details is amazing! I can’t describe the beauty in words just sitting here gushing at it. Also, I took a picture of a bonus page to show how much thought and love they put into this. There’s a bit more bonus pages but I’m not spoiling that. Buy this book and make it a hardcover, you’ll be reading this book over and over again. You’re gonna want a strong book to make it last longer 😅 I hope the artists do a signing soon cause I want them to sign this. They’re in Texas as well, so they won’t be too far for that. ❤️☺️ Be it a long time reader or new, this is a great book for Warrior fans. Join the world and enjoy this amazing art-thrilling adventure.

it's a great product for early readers and to get introduced to warrior cats. the art is fantastic and only a few things were changed from the original books. have fun reading!

A kittypet named Rusty has dreams about the wild. One day he finally goes out and meets Bluestar, the leader of ThunderClan. Bluestar accepts Rusty into the clan, and they change his name from Rusty to Firepaw. When he becomes a warrior, his name changes from Firepaw to Fireheart. My favorite character is Spottedleaf. I love her because she’s a healer cat, I love her design, and I love her personality. (I hated when she died close to the end of the book :( ) My favorite part is when Spottedleaf said: “Fire… The way to save our clan is fire!” This book was so fun! It gets sad at some points, but it really gives you a lot of emotion. It made me feel happy at some points and sad at others. (Review written in her own words by my 10-year-old daughter.)

I really enjoyed this graphic novel. It provided a clearer understanding of the events and settings, and I especially appreciated seeing the ThunderClan camp. The description of the camp often changes, so having a visual representation was really helpful. Another positive is that this graphic novel combines two books into one, which is great for quickly progressing through the first series. I'm particularly excited to see the next two series adapted into graphic novel form, although I doubt Long Shadows and Sunrise will be released anytime soon! That said, I really liked this graphic novel and am eagerly looking forward to the next one in April, featuring Yellowfang on the cover. However, there are a few drawbacks to mention. One issue I had was with the artwork. Firestar looks more like a pampered house cat than the strong, noble leader I envision. In other graphic novels, like A Thief in ThunderClan or Graystripe's Adventure, Firestar’s portrayal is more regal and fitting for a leader. But in this book, he just doesn’t even look like a warrior. It's not just him, though, it's all of the drawings. For example, the Yellowfang and Silverstream artwork highly dssappointed me. Yellowfang looks completely different, and I thought Silverstram would look a lot more... elegant. That said, I recognize that a lot of effort went into the illustrations, and while I miss the older art style, the new drawings do have their own charm and cuteness. I think the pros outnumber the cons in this book.

This graphic novel introduces a house cat to the world of wild cats, who are divided into four warrior clans. Growing up, taking responsibility for the whole clan's needs, and learning new interpersonal relationships are all told from a cat's point of view. The artwork is well done and supports the story.

Overall, I think this is a pretty well done adaptation. The art is very vibrant and fluid. It doesn't hold back on the blood and action scenes described in the books. It's definitely a significant improvement compared to the other graphic novels in the series. However, I feel like the story seemed a bit rushed. There's certain significant scenes omitted from the novels such as the one with Fireheart saving Sandpaw's life at the gorge. It makes more sense to me if they just dedicated one volume to one book instead of adapting Into the Wild and the first half of Fire and Ice into one volume

Great my kid love it

Bellissimo, mia figlia l'ha adorato

Everything as described.

O livro é bom e a história é interessante. Recomendo.

Kam als Geschenk perfekt an. Toll gemachtes Buch