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A review by laura_zurowski
The Nao of Brown by Glyn Dillon
4.0
The Tao of Nao.
What happens when you make a conscious decision to fall in love with a lovable yet totally incompatible human being just because they look like your favorite animated creature? Nao Brown does this in a beautifully drawn and colored train-wreck of a graphic novel that brings into question the motives behind your own past and current dysfunctional relationships.
What happens when gruesomely violent or wildly inappropriate thoughts about friends, colleagues, family, or random strangers parade unabashedly across the film screen of your brain? Well, if you're like Nao, you feel a strong need to go hide in the loo and wonder when the day will come that finds imagination merging with reality. So don't worry. You're not alone. Start drawing some zen washing machines and you'll feel better.
What happens when you make a conscious decision to fall in love with a lovable yet totally incompatible human being just because they look like your favorite animated creature? Nao Brown does this in a beautifully drawn and colored train-wreck of a graphic novel that brings into question the motives behind your own past and current dysfunctional relationships.
What happens when gruesomely violent or wildly inappropriate thoughts about friends, colleagues, family, or random strangers parade unabashedly across the film screen of your brain? Well, if you're like Nao, you feel a strong need to go hide in the loo and wonder when the day will come that finds imagination merging with reality. So don't worry. You're not alone. Start drawing some zen washing machines and you'll feel better.