ASIN :B0048O5ICYAsothers have noted, this thin little gem is for the hardcore Fallout fanof the New Vegas persuasion only. It is definitely not a stand alonegraphic novel for the casual reader. Even post-apocalyptic genre fanswould find this one pricey for what it delivers outside the context ofthe New Vegas story arc.For me, it was the equivalent of an alltoo short DLC, adding nuance and depth to the video experience. Theotherwise unexplained tableux of bodies and other evidence at the TribalVillage near Goodsprings suddenly makes sense after you read this novelas does Chance's Grave and Chance's Map if you happen to encounter themin the game.If you have played through the game a few times,you are probably familiar with the events at Bitter Springs and theirlasting effects upon various characters. All Roads adds to those in thecharacter, Chance. one of the Great Khans accompanying Benny during theweek prior to the game's beginning. Not a great deal of characterdevelopment is added here. You already know Benny is a snake and GreatKhans are loyal to a fault. On the other hand, Benny is presented asbeing of slightly sterner stuff than "a pretty boy in a daisy suit","all hat and no cattle headed back to the soft livin' in New Vegas". Hisown tribal roots begin to show and he is just as at home in thewasteland as the Great Khans. The difference is that Benny has a visionof future potentials and refuses to wallow in his wasteland past. TheKhans seem trapped in the past unable to adapt to the fluid conditionsof the present.I have no idea what time and resource constraintsChris Avellone and the artists were working under when they producedthis novel. It gives the impression that it was meant to be one ofseveral installments. It may have been conceptual fallout from VanBuren, the Fallout 3 that never saw publication. Whatever, I would hopethis is not the last graphic novel Fallout Universe inspires.