Graphic Novel Review: Brindille

“Discover who you are and you’ll be saved!”

A young girl has escaped a fire. Waking in a cave, she finds herself the guests of animal people who call her “Fairy”. But she cannot remember who she is or where she came from. As snippets of her memory return, she begins an adventure that will cross through dangerous woods, encounters a very helpful guardian angel in the guise of a fox, fight “Shadow Hunters” and “The Horde”. 

Who is Brindille? Who is this girl? And what is going on with the world around her?

Frederic Brremaud (LITTLE TALES, LOVE) brings this epic story to life that not only pulls at your heartstrings for this lost girl, but also has an ending that is very deep and meaningful, making the reader question their own dreams. The unique artstyle of Frederico Bertolucci makes this graphic novel more on par with painted artworks than the page. Strongly recommend you pick this up and take the journey of self-discovery along with the girl lost in a strange land.

ADAM FISHER, Reference Associate