November vol. 1 (Fraction, Charretier, Hollingsworth, Ankeny) is a curious, well-written thriller that will leave readers wanting more from future volumes. Read Full Review

While much of what November Volume I has given us so far is set up, it has me extremely excited for whats to come. With crime, terror, and violence sure to come, its not looking good for our three unlucky women, but the powerful emotions this graphic novella creates are well worth the sorrow. There are so many questions I need the answers to, and I have no doubt that with this amazing creative team its all going to pay off in the end. In the meantime, it looks like Ill just have to count down the days until March 2020, and November Volume II. Read Full Review

The first handful of pieces to a larger puzzle delivered in a mysterious gripping package. Read Full Review

November tells a compelling story and introduces rich characters, but lacks a sense of completeness in its delivery. Read Full Review

November is not a light read, but the more you pay attention the more it will reward you, I couldnt help but admire how good Hollingsworth is with his colours here with such a limited palette, and Fraction once again is able to work with a complete set of artists that really enable his work to shine as bright as it can. As a graphic novel, November is something that also doesnt overstay its welcome, keeping things relatively short and sweet in terms of its narrative, but whilst it wont be everyones cup of tea, those who are fans of the noir genre will find themselves right at home. Read Full Review

November Volume #1 serves as a potentially strong piece of a greater narrative that fails to stand on its own. If you are looking for a slow burn noir style read, November Volume #1could be something to look into. However, if you want something that tells its own story I could not recommend this book. Read Full Review