I understand Scholastic rushes their artists with awful deadlines, but this? There’s no excuse! Unless they hired someone who has no knowledge of FNaF at all, which given their track record wouldn’t surprise me. The biggest offender of this is the Plushtrap design from the third story “Out of Stock”… How was that design approved? It looks nothing like how it is described in the original book and clashes with the rest of the art in the story, it looks like 2 people with completely different art-styles drew this story, 1 person drew the Plushtrap, the other drew everything else. You know, the main draw of a graphic novel adaptation? Everything looks messy, rushed, sloppily made, the colours are off on most pages (Why does Into the Pit have so much blue…?) and overall just feels like it was made with no care, it was simply meant to sell on the title alone to make money.
Why is this? Well, it can all be chalked up to one thing The art in these stories is extremely poor. So, how does this graphic novel collection add up? In my opinion, very poorly, in fact I would go as far as to say this is one of the worst pieces of FNaF merchandise there is. But on the other hand, you have the Faz-Goo stories, In the Flesh, and pretty much all of the stories from the last 3 books. On one hand, I think stories like Step Closer, Coming Home, Bunny Call, The Real Jake and What We Found are some of the best FNaF content. Ok, I’ll start this review off by admitting I have somewhat of a love/hate relationship with the Fazbear Frights series.
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