The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys: California

Amazing!!! also came earlier than expected + great condition so that’s great, would buy again

I got this as I'm a fan of my chemical romance and I really like the Danger Days album concept. I love the art style, how the characters were draw and the panels' size choice. The story is really interesting and after the end of every chapter it makes you wonder what it's going to happen next.

Fab book for MCR Fans

its absolutely amazing!!! i mean the art style and illustration and the concepts and characters and dialogue and really just all of it!! ahhhhh!!!!! :)

im a big fan of gerard way, both as an author and as a musician so i obviously love this book

The illustrations were beautiful, it was a nice story, you could have danger days on in the background and it makes sense to all killjoys. Great comic, maybe to be improved, it could be longer. It was far too gripping to be that short.

The comic book is amazing i love it ❤️

An amazing way of rounding out and finishing the Killjoys universe. So glad I read it. A must read for all MCR fans

Il fumetto è per mia figlia molto appassionata del genere

How do I explain The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys? I guess something I need to say is that Danger Days is one of my all time favourite albums and I've always adored the M/Vs for Na Na Na and Sing. The storytelling in them made me happy as a teen. In the message from author Shaun Simon, he reveals that My Chemical Romance ran out of money to make a third video for the album this was their way of continuing the story. The comic was thought of long before the two M/Vs, initially discussed sometime around 2008 Danger Days came out in 2010. I honestly don't know how good this comic would be to someone who didn't know the background, the album. It's not necessarily required and key details are explained but it certainly helps. There are so many references like the radio, the mask and some of Dr Death Defying broadcasts, he is the first person to speak and I read the text in his voice. The story follows The Girl from the M/Vs picking up a few years later as she walks into a store and finds Party Poison's mask for sale. The gist of the plot is her finding out why the men who died for her died for her and discovering her place in the world. All while running into core characters from the M/Vs and ending the story they start. Becky Cloonan has done great work with the art, ageing up The Girl while still looking enough like Grace Jeanette (the actress from Sing and Na Na Na) to be clearly the same character. Korse is given a storyline by Gerard Way and Shaun Simon that makes him likeable (well ish, I mean he killed the Killjoys) but I appreciate the effort redemption arcs are always welcome. This really is a great deal of fun as a fan, though I did have to use Wikipedia to figure out who fits in where at some points (Cherri Cola specifically and they rewrote history with him a bit). Red and Blue have a heart-wrenching story. Essentially I think this is something that is for fans. It is good may be good enough to stand alone. But only MCR fans will really enjoy it (even if the timeline wasn't rewritten).

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Geweldig boek maar het is een beetje beschadigd :(