Look at all of the cat drawings, including Graystripe. Yech.Īnd the artwork? Go to the page where Graystripe is dreaming/unconcious. They're kittypets (to semi-quote Arwin from that one kiddie show, Suite Life-BIG, SCARY kittypets). At first, I thought that those cat were BloodClanners. And on the battle training, Millie and Graystripe get attacked by the cats shown on the cover. She even surpasses the previous record-holder, Brambleclaw. Millie is the worst, most perfect, mos underdeveloped character in the entire series. Let's start from the point where Millie says that awful line-'Teach me to hunt! Teach me to fight!' If I were Graystripe, I would have flat-out refused. Apparently none of them came to the author. I can think of a million ways to make this plotline into a gripping, LENGTHY novel. To put it in a nutshell, ThunderClan warrior Graystripe is taken away from his Clan and must team up with a kittypet named Millie to rejoin them. Imagine my excitement when I found out-New graphic novel, coming out April 24! If only then I would stop and come to the conclusion that this 'graphic novel' was really a poorly written comic book with awful artwork. I'm you're ordinary Warriors fan, eager to snap up the latest book, disregarding genre or length. The stories all tie into the original series but can also be read as standalone graphic novel adventures.WARNING-May seem rant-ish and contain several typos, as I was typing fast. To read the books in order, start with book one - The Lost Warrior - the story of ThunderClan warrior Graystripe who has been captured by humans (or TwoLegs as humans are known to the cats) after his forest home was destroyed. The four series of Warriors Manga each follow a different cat clan’s adventures.

The Warriors Manga books are not just retellings of the original stories, they are brand-new graphic novel adventures with brilliant cartoon illustrations. Written by several authors under the pseudonym of Erin Hunter, there are now over 40 Warrior Cats books in the universe, plus fifteen manga stories. These thrilling, feline fantasy adventures for readers 9+ are full of battles, action, treachery and cliff-hangers. Warrior Cats is a gripping series of books about the adventures of competing clans of wild cats.

The lost warrior by erin hunter