The characters were well done and interesting. This is all about a story within a story and fictional stories suddenly having pull in the real world. The tone of it reminds a lot of Willingham’s Fables series. This was an incredibly creative and unique graphic novel. And in the process of figuring out what it all means, Tom will find himself having to figure out a huge conspiracy mystery that spans the entirety of the history of fiction.”
Now, to protect his own life and discover the truth behind his origins, Tom will travel the world, eventually finding himself at locations all featured on a very special map - one kept by the deadly group that charts places throughout world history where fictions have impacted and tangibly shaped reality, those stories ranging from famous literary works to folktales to pop culture. When an enormous scandal reveals that Tom might really be a boy-wizard made flesh, Tom comes into contact with a very mysterious, very deadly group that’s secretly kept tabs on him all his life.
In the final novel, it’s even implied that the fictional Tommy will crossover into the real world, giving delusional fans more excuses to harass Tom. The problem is Dad modeled the fictional epic so closely to Tom’s real life that fans are constantly comparing him to his counterpart, turning him into the lamest variety of Z-level celebrity. His father created the Tommy Taylor fantasy series, boy-wizard novels with popularity on par with Harry Potter. Stand Alone or Series: 1st volume in The Unwritten series
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