See review in Age of Reptiles: Ancient Egyptians

While some feathers can be seen, these are largely more old-school dinosaurs with a vibrant, glowing pallet. While the linework is sometimes busy, the art is absolutely gorgeous. Lifelike poses and motion, with some exaggeration in the faces for character - each dinosaur is an individual with recognizable features and its own personality. There's gore, but the violence is realistic and akin to what one might see in a nature documentary (as opposed to a slasher film or survival horror game).

The stories are pretty simple and straightforward but have deep themes. Of the 3, Tribal Warfare is the strongest, with the clearest action and deepest relationships.

It is the 'silent film' of graphic novels - there is no dialogue, no narration, no sound effects. They aren't missed. The visuals are so, so strong and evocative you don't notice the difference after a couple pages. While you can blaze through it, it really benefits from a slower, contemplative pace where you can drink it in.

My only real complaint is that the pacing was a bit uneven and it was so short. Even going deliberately slow it ended too soon. I wanted more. ( )