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A graphic novel drawn by my 2nd favorite cartoonist, Patrick McDonnell of MUTTS. (Charles Schulz is #1. 🤩)
Anyone else have years like this? Just me? Cool.
so-soAs with most short story collections, quality is inconsistent. Some tales are better than others, but the art is quite good across the entire book. Also, some stories end just as they are getting interesting. I would have preferred a single tale rendered in this style.
As well as a book haul, I took the opportunity to get a #LibraryHaul while I was in Morecambe. Despite being over an hour's drive away, it's still in my home county of Lancashire, so I'll be able to return them locally 😊 (an hour's drive to the library is long, right?)
All GN's - I'm starting with the Marvel Pride collection 🏳️🌈🦸🏻♀️ mainly because I'm too scared to start with Junji Ito this late at night 🧟♀️😰
For anyone who loves or is interested in Manga: @nessavamusic has an activity that she is hosting in March. She has a lot of corresponding information on her original post (and once i figure out how to copy links i will share here. I am ridiculously challenged by links sometimes)
I only read the first couple volumes of the comics this show is based on, but I adore this cartoon. The first season is on Disney+, not sure when season 2 will make the jump to streaming, but I'm excited!
pickAs violent and silly as one might expect from Deadpool, with a bit more charm and slapstick thrown in thanks to the Hawkeyes, and of course some earnest self-flagellating because: superheroes. Short and sweet. Nominally takes place around Halloween if you're planning out seasonal reads. Side note: I really loved the art style of the front cover and collected issue covers, guess I'll be looking out for more drawn by James Harren.
Love the detail of deprogramming by watching baby bunny videos. ☺️
pickSoule is so good at blending new and old Star Wars canon, such as bringing a young Holdo into a mission with Luke, Leia, and Lando (she keeps her plans under wraps even back then). More importantly, his stories are just plain fun. Genolet's art is simple without being simplistic.
