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 really The 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.

Génial

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If you like bloodborne then you probably like Eileen the Crow. And this is a good comic with her that was some amazing art. With that said by reading this you are going to experience an acid trip.

Perfecto

While not in the same vein as the stories before this one, it is a new and unique take on Eileen. Not as blood soaked and adrenaline pumping as the original atmosphere of Yharnam, the inner dialogue of the mysterious hunter brings a new light to the nightmare. Would encourage anyone interested in a new take on the hunter of hunters to read this story.