panWeak art, mediocre story, low stakes. Solo enlists in the Imperial army to escape his home world. He cons his way into a day trip to a casino for his friends and rescues a shoe-horned-in legacy character from the comics. The book also includes a one-shot comic featuring the character Beckett which is immediately forgettable and adds nothing to the lore of the character or the movie.
pickMore slump reading. Not sure if it‘s working but I‘ll never not love this series 💚
pickThis comic book fills in the gap of when Suki is in prison and also provides more background on Suki and the Kyoshi warriors.
3.5/5 read for a very short and insightful story for fans of Avatar the Last Airbender
pickA little weird at times, but still really cute. I would have loved for the backstory to be fleshed out a bit more. We were given just enough for the story to make sense, but not enough for it to feel truly complete.
pickReading slump therapy 😁 I‘ve got volume 7 calling my name now!
pick#Celebrate Day 8: Imagine a dystopian world where chickens are sentient beings. While the setting demonstrates that the world, as a whole, is generally accepting of the rights of chickens as identical to that of human beings – as mandated by the United Nations, no less – they still experience discrimination and xenophobia (or chicken-phobia, in this case). #InclPhobia #IncludePhobia. My review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-mA7
pickAnother absolute stunner from Ram V! Indian mythology meets a European vampiric threat as the East India Company threatens colonialization in a supernatural retelling of the Anglo-Mysore wars. A brutal story and fantastic art.
pickWow the graphic novel really hit the bullseye compared to the novelization of the story! So many adventures and new monsters!!
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pickIn the near future, New York is run by Shredder‘s grandson and the Foot Clan. A lone hero must end a generations-long war between families, bring honor to his lost father and siblings, and reconnect with old allies. This is the epilogue to all TNMT fiction, and it is an action-packed, heartbreaking close. Fantastic art (that changes during flashbacks to the style of that iteration), great characterization, and a perfect last panel. Essential!
