The Last Unicorn - Part 1 - Comic Book Reading (ASMR)

Getting the hang of a camera setup again and reading The Last Unicorn. I know the viewing angle isn't the greatest on this one - it's slightly better on part two, though there's not much I can do about the camera's resolution. The Last Unicorn is a novella turned novel turned movie turned comic book, written by Peter S. Beagle in 1968. This is Beagle's most popular work and was extremely influential on me as a youngster, though all of his work is very compelling and I recommend anything he's ever written. This comic book is not written by him directly, I believe, but it draws heavily from the dialogue and narration in the novel. I can't get enough of the artwork in this graphic novel - my camera simply does not do it justice. I recommend giving it a look if you ever see a physical copy in the library or a bookstore.

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