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rabbitprincess
Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor Archive Omnibus 2 | Tony Lee, John Reppion, Leah Moore
Mehso-so

The actual stories being told by these comics were interesting, but I really didn't vibe with any of the art. It felt sketchy, and in one comic Ten looked more like Eleven.

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AroundTheBookWorld
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Robotswithpersonality
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Pickpick

Giggles aplenty. 😁
Highlights from this volume include:
Woman huffing kitty cat, then adopting/absconding with the one in the cat cafe that reminds her of her husband
Medical professional critiquing the drama set up by Tatsu and Miku to entertain a kid in the hospital
Of COURSE, the continuing adventures surrounding a retired mob boss and his darling dog Pinky
Competitive haiku with the adorable father-in-law along for the ride

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booklover3258
Once & Future Vol. 2 | Kieron Gillen
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Pickpick

This volume is just as good as the first one. In this one, Duncan is still fighting monsters, very famous ones. While he is doing that, Merlin is helping the evil skeleton to find the items needed to destroy the while. Poor Galahad is changed and not for the better. Graphics are awesome and great story. Very bloody and violent. Looking forward to reading the rest in the series.

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Robotswithpersonality
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Pickpick

Absurd in a way that leaves me grinning.
Fave of this volume was of course dogs + mobsters episode.
Other highlights include:
Food that transports via sense memory people back to moments in their past that wreak emotional devastation in the most entertaining way possible
The flair with which house husband and nerd team up for the pursuit of prizes
Poor Masa repeatedly ending up that worse for wear thanks to the power couple's good intentions

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Robotswithpersonality
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Never heard neutering phrased quite like that...🤦🏼‍♂️

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Robotswithpersonality
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The Squish! ☺️

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JulietteReadsALot
Paul Has a Summer Job | Michel Rabagliati
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Pickpick

In this graphic novel, we follow Paul in his first experience as a counselor at a summer camp in the 1970s.
I haven't read the first book in the series, but it's really not a problem. This book is readable by itself.
Well done, with interesting themes: coming of age, first responsibilities, first love, self-confidence, etc.

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JLaurenceCohen
Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order - Dark Temple | Matthew Rosenberg, Paolo Villanelli, Ruair Coleman
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Mehso-so

A prequel/tie-in to the landmark Jedi: Fallen Order video game, Dark Temple gives us Eno Cordova's backstory. It's a classic Jedi mediation scenario where it may be impossible to find a peaceful way out of conflict between rival factions.