Ohh, that certainly went places. I think I'd hoped for a happier ending, but... no, this makes sense.
Ohh, that certainly went places. I think I'd hoped for a happier ending, but... no, this makes sense.

This filled soooo many prompts for different stuff, ahaha. Also I'd say if you're looking for a spooky graphic novel quick read for #HauntedShelf or the #GottaCatchEmAllSpooky, I'd recommend this. It's a bit gory, a bit creepy, the ideas are pretty neat, and I like the art. I'm interested enough to see where the story goes; I'll read the next volume.
#ComicsBingo

A very unique, dynamic comic. Lots of heavy themes and gruesome art. Not always easy to follow, but an interesting, post-apocalyptic world of religious oppression and the struggle to survive.

I love this series so much! I‘m kind of forgetting some past characters at this point, but there are enough context clues that I‘m not lost.

Finished Saga vols 11 and 12. Still love this series.
And I even managed to fit them on the shelf!

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Literally every collected volume is five stars. The story, characters, and art are just perfection. Relatable and relevant. Anxiously awaiting volume 13!

A book so acidly cynical that your fingers smoke from flipping the pages. Can't put it down, tho.
I don't know what Rick Remender was going through when he wrote this, but he seems to be dealing with a lot of regret about being a workaholic and a bad dad. It's rare to read a comic that so endlessly crucifies its protagonist.

Growing up, I never got into comics. Even now, I can‘t follow ones with complicated panels like most of the Marvel or DC comics. I Hate Fairyland is one of the first comics I ever read and I‘m absolutely hooked on it, but I still don‘t go into comic book stores. I feel out of place because I read two or three series and that‘s it. Fortunately, Skottie is giving away copies of his Free Comic Book Day IHF with each order of a creator owned book 😍