Bloodborne: A Song of Crows: 3

If you are wanting to know more of Eileen’s character through her own thoughts and amazing art work that keeps the world and familiar creatures of Bloodborne alive and interesting then I definitely recommend this book. There are better comics around the story but still a good one to read.

Excellent read.

After the first 2 comics I naturally preordered this one and started reading 30 minutes ago when it was delivered. Sadly I am already finding it hard to continue just because of the cursive font used making every "r" look like an "n" or a "h". Can't imagine how tough this read will be for anyone with reading difficulties.The art as always is great, though I have noticed a couple of reused panels.Overall so far it's ok, but not my favourite of the 3 comics so far. I think leaving Eileen's backstory vague was great and this kinda kills some of her mystery.7/10 so far - If you like Eileen being a mystery or have trouble with cursive fonts it may be worth steering clear of this one.Edit - Just finished it and My rating has gone from a 7/10 to a 4/10. Whole pages of panels were reused, 1 reused and 2 reused but flipped. The flipped pages I get were used to suggest a "reflection" but still feels cheap to reuse panels that way that twice. And the last 50% of the book has very little text, 13/62 panels contain a sentence. So the story kind of drifts into nothing reallyThe art is still good, but the story just isn't that interesting. They took a character that was intriguing and didn't do anything with her.