Discover books similar to "Bone, Vol. 8: Treasure Hunters"

Jeff Smith

Bone, Vol. 8: Treasure Hunters

Part of "Bone" series

"Bone, Vol. 8: Treasure Hunters" by Jeff Smith is the penultimate book in the beloved "Bone" series. In this installment, the three Bone cousins—Fone, Phoney, and Smiley—along with their friends Thorn and Gran'ma Ben, continue their journey through the desert wastelands, seeking the fabled city of Atheia and the secrets it holds. The story picks up where the previous volume left off, with the group narrowly escaping the clutches of the rat creatures and their malevolent leader, Kingdok. As they venture deeper into the desert, they come across a group of treasure hunters who claim to have found a map leading to Atheia. Phoney Bone, ever the schemer, sees an opportunity to make a quick buck and convinces the group to join forces. However, danger lurks around every corner, and the group soon finds themselves pursued by a horde of rat creatures, as well as a mysterious and powerful new enemy. Meanwhile, Thorn begins to uncover the truth about her past and her connection to the ancient city of Atheia. Smith's art is, as always, a highlight of the book. His use of black and white gives the series a timeless quality, and his character designs are both expressive and distinctive. The action scenes are dynamic and easy to follow, while the quieter moments are filled with emotion and depth. The writing is sharp and witty, with plenty of humor and heart. Smith excels at creating memorable characters, and the relationships between them are complex and believable. The pacing is fast, but never feels rushed, and the plot twists and turns keep the reader engaged from beginning to end. Overall, "Bone, Vol. 8: Treasure Hunters" is a thrilling and satisfying addition to the "Bone" series. Fans of the series will not be disappointed, and newcomers will find themselves quickly hooked by the engaging story and beautiful art. Highly recommended for readers of all ages...