pickEvery bit as good as the first book in the series! Come for the story, stay for the glorious art in this story about a girl, a Galdurian, & a cat racing to save their world from an ancient evil & looming darkness. Fantastic worldbuilding, a courageous heroine you can‘t help but root for, & an ending that leaves you wanting more…which, fortunately, it looks like we‘ll get next year. Perfect for readers who like fantasy & a good adventure.
pickThis issue takes place after A New Hope. Basically the majority of it is Luke and Leia fighting while stealing a Star Destroyer. Good story besides the arguing and great graphics. I absolutely loved the extra story at the end, it was adorable!
so-soMaybe it was my mood lately but this one didn't hit as well as I expected. Two young teens spend the summer exploring the small town where they vacation and encounter adult situations and problems. A lot of angst and grief. I liked the art style and how it was done in all one color.
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pick123/150 I'll be the first to admit I'm no fan of Joe Hill, I've yet to finish any book he's written. Surprisingly, I did enjoy this mix of sci-fi and Lovecraftian horror. I especially like the clever in-jokes (I won't spoil them because its IYKYK), and the intense graphic violence and body horror were done with style. 4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐
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pickI started reading Sandman for the first time in the new collected editions. Some of the weirdest and most off-putting issues come early on, so if you get past those you'll get invested in Dream's story. Gaiman plays with a bewildering range of tones, genres, and subject matter--from cats to Shakespeare to serial killers--as the story is largely episodic. The art is purposely kind of rough, which isn't my style but you get used to it.
pickRhea's project to understand gender on a deeper level and unexpected self-examination is a thoughtful, inclusive look at gender and gender experiences. I loved this insightful book. Rhea approaches the subject matter extremely well. This definitely got me thinking many times. It was interesting to read so many people's experiences paird with Rhea's own reflections. #LGBTQIA #Comic
pickSweet. Garlic finds herself grappling with a big change - she may be turning human! - and on an adventure with her friend the Count.
The first resonated more for me. This one felt a little more on-the-nose about puberty.
"I'm a BLOOD orange! I'm done for!"
Even vegetables are not immune to fears of vampires...
