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The First Journey of Agatha Heterodyne: Book Thirteen: Agatha Heterodyne and the Sleeping City

by Phil Foglio, Kaja Foglio

Other authors: Cheyenne Wright (Colors)

Series: Girl Genius (13)

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After many adventures, Agatha has made her way across Europa to Mechanicsburg, the ancestral home of the Heterodyne family, to reclaim Castle Heterodyne, the town's self-aware mechanical fortress. Since Agatha's arrival, Mechanicsburg has been battered by a storm of attackers. Though things look grim, Agatha believes she has found a way to restore the Castle's legendary defensive power.… (more)
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I still really enjoy the art and the characters in this series. However, the plot is a bit more out of control than it used to be. The early books seemed to tie the plot up nicely enough at the end of the individual books, even though there was still the main series plot left unresolved. In the case of the later books, however (including this one) I haven't really noticed any book-resolution to the plot. It's more of a pause between books instead of a conclusion. YMMV on if this annoys you, or how much. Personally, I find it a bit exhausting. ( )
  ca.bookwyrm | May 18, 2020 |
I've never read any of these before and now I need to. I really enjoyed the art, the colors, and the huge and sprawling--yet completely understandable to a novice reader--storyline. ( )
  tldegray | Sep 21, 2018 |
This is the 13th trade paperback in the Girl Genius series. This book was better than book 12 and ties up the Siege of Mechanicsburg story arc while starting a new one.

Castle Heterodyne is finally awakened and running at full capacity. Tarvek’s Cousin, Marcellus , tries to kidnap Agatha for his own nefarious purposes but the end results are very unexpected.

I really enjoyed watching Castle Heterodyne in its full awakened glory. I loved all the hilarity, the awesome traps, and the general chaos it caused. Agatha’s weasel dependence was also pretty darn hilarious.

We get to see a lot more of Agatha in this book and there are a lot more twists and turns in the story. I still have some trouble keeping track of who is who (especially with all of the Jagers) and would love a little chart of character pictures and descriptions.

I am still enjoying the brightly colored illustrations, crazy steampunk contraptions, and general mad science going on here. I don’t have a ton more to say about the book than that.

Overall this has been a great graphic novel series full of humor and steampunky goodness. I really enjoy the world, the characters, and the crazy plot. I would recommend to fans of steampunk or graphic novels with humor. This series has been a fun blend of science fiction, steampunk, fantasy, and humor elements. ( )
  krau0098 | Mar 6, 2015 |
The next installment of Agatha and friends! It was over too fast. Things are never dull when you have a spark around and Agatha seems to attract them from the woodwork. Mechanicsberg has almost freed itself with the castle being restored to it's former glory when Wulfenbach pulls a sneaky.

Agatha is kidnapped another megalomaniac storm king into the future (by accident) and has a lot of catching up to do. Lucky for her Violetta and Krosp managed to sneak along and help her trying to get back to Mechanicsberg and free her city. ( )
  readafew | Dec 2, 2014 |
I believe there's a lack of an overarching plot which may be getting critical. ( )
  MikeRhode | Nov 12, 2014 |
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After many adventures, Agatha has made her way across Europa to Mechanicsburg, the ancestral home of the Heterodyne family, to reclaim Castle Heterodyne, the town's self-aware mechanical fortress. Since Agatha's arrival, Mechanicsburg has been battered by a storm of attackers. Though things look grim, Agatha believes she has found a way to restore the Castle's legendary defensive power.

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