‘Leo Da Vinci: Renaissance Kid’ Is available now
I almost always enjoy reading graphic novels. They tell some amazing stories and have taken me on some exciting adventures. When I first heard about Leo Da Vinci: Renaissance Kid I will admit I didn’t know much about it. I was able to get a digital copy of this graphic novel and here is what I thought of it.
You can read the plot for this graphic novel here:
Most people think of Leonardo Da Vinci as some old guy painting stuff hundreds of years ago…yet even Da Vinci was once a bold, troublemaking kid who craved adventure—this is his story!
Young Leo has spent his childhood exploring art and engineering (and creepy caves) in the freedom of his hometown. But when his long-lost dad drags Leo to an apprenticeship far away, our boy genius soon finds himself out of his depth…and in a city on the brink of war!
Fortunately, Leo also finds two new friends who change his life forever: Tano, a charmingly clumsy chum from Africa, and Filomena, a pre-teen patron who funds Leo’s latest inventions and always wears a mysterious smile—the smile which will inspire Da Vinci’s most famous portrait. Together, Leo, Filomena, and Tano uncover a deadly conspiracy that threatens the entire world…only nobody believes them, since they’re “just kids.” So Leo and his pals must grab everyone’s attention the only way they know how—with elaborate pranks that harness the true power of Art to open eyes and change minds.
Equal parts Sherlock Holmes and Indiana Jones, Leo Da Vinci leaps out of history and into our hearts in an epic tale full of action, comedy, and full-color fun!
I had a hard time putting this graphic novel down. The illustrations were stunning and really helped bring this tale to vivid life. The story it told was a thrilling one with plenty of twists and turns as it moved forward. Once this story came to a close life for these three friends was going to be changed forever. You can learn more about this graphic novel here.
Leo Da Vinci: Renaissance Kid is available now. You can order this graphic novel on Amazon and at Barnes and Noble.
