Skull Island: The Birth of Kong Paperback – 13 Dec. 2017

I was pleased with this sequel/prequel story to the Legendary WB movie of Kong of Skull Island, this was a novel way of telling the back story of the LWB incarnation of Kong, as well as developing a little more story behind the Monarch organisation.Great art work, and a nice pop corn story line.

Great comic, but I wouldn't waste my money buying it as the 3 sequel volumes for some reason don't exist at all. Not on here nor anywhere. At least not in hardcopy form anyway.

Great prequel to the movie. If your a fan, and you'd like a little background then this is for you. It would have been great if it was bigger but hey, sometimes it is good to be left wanting more.

No es el libro completo y en la descripcion no se ve que falte parte del libro claramente. Engañoso para mi gusto.

This graphic novel was great. The MonsterVerse is still a struggling cinematic universe but in my opinion, it has great potential and this work is a great example of that. Reading Birth of Kong helps flesh out the nature of Monarch, shows the dedication of the writers to create an ongoing, developing continuity, and tells great stories with unforeseen twists. Have a read to enter the space of exploring this version of reality.

The story isn't revolutionary, but it works. Typical adventure disaster on Kong Island. But the art is gorgeous, and is enough to justify the purchase.

A very nice sequel to the movie that further ties it to the Monster verse. Lots of concept art and Monarch info as well.

*SPOILER FREE*This is interesting because it labels itself as a prequel, but most of the events of the story takes place 20 years after the events of the movie. The "prequel" parts are flashbacks of sorts. The story itself didn't reveal a whole lot to quite justify it's length, but it was still interesting nonetheless. The back of it has some "extra files" describing all the "animals" on the island, including some that dont show up in the movie or comic.The pictures themselves seemed a little difficult to pick out details. I'm not sure if it's the material it is printed on, a lack of contrast in the art, or I'm just not used to it.