I, Robot : A graphic novel by Raul Cuadrado is a collection of three short stories. The story is set in the year 2057. These stories are nothing but the memories of Robo - Psychologist Dr. Calvin who spends half a century working with robots.

I felt the entire storyline was not as engaging as I would have liked it. It took me a while after I finished reading to actually understand what happened in the book.

Overall it was an informative read. For the first time I understood the 3 robotics law and how each of these laws are given priority during the time of conflicts. The art in this book is very bright with vivid colors I liked it.

The idea is really great, and all the stories have something intriguing in them, but nothing too gripping and interesting. I think yhe graphics and the stories will be more suited to a younger audience, and while the color scheme is somewhat perfect for this, all the reds are kinda garish to look at!

Thanks to Netgalley and publishers for the review copy.

I love the color scheme and design of this book, as well as the story. I’d gladly add it to my graphic novel collection.

The comic book I, Robot is a collection of a few short stories about a future where robots are a big part of our life.
Unfortunately I didn't find the stories particularly engaging or interesting. They were fine, the art style is fine, however the book didn't give me this spark of enjoyment most graphics novels do.
A short and okay read, I think it'd be a bit better suited for younger audience, around age 10-15.

*Thanks to NetGalley and Europe Comics for providing me with a free digital copy of this title in exchange for an honest review.*