
I thought I'd reread this since I liked the *idea* of Cassandra Cain. I feel her Batgirl design is unsexualised and batlike in a pretty neat way, but I don't love a lot of the art in this one, and it's hard to fully follow without context.
I thought I'd reread this since I liked the *idea* of Cassandra Cain. I feel her Batgirl design is unsexualised and batlike in a pretty neat way, but I don't love a lot of the art in this one, and it's hard to fully follow without context.
A great read, even if some of it hurts.
And no, Black People don‘t know how to fix racism. I can‘t say I know how either but it‘s White people‘s responsibility, White people‘s work.
My only recommendation is do not isolate yourself from Black art, Black literature, Black news, Black music, Black culture.
Appreciate but don‘t appropriate.
I so enjoy the return to Fairyland.
You can almost feel the joy Skottie Young while writing these stories
While Gert loves a good fight, these covers make her more brutal than she is.
When a werewolf isn‘t a werewolf anymore
My picture of the cover didn‘t come out quite right I apologize. I loved the book though and Gertie is fluffin‘ great. I missed her and I can‘t wait until I can get my hands on volume 7. It‘s on order at the library.
I loved being back with Gertrude. She hasn‘t changed at all. This volume was sparkling with writer‘s joy.
I also loved chapter 5 where you can download a song and have it playing while you‘re “reading” the fight game.
It was an okay graphic novel. I don't know a lot about the main character, but I did like the plot of the story. I rated this book a 3 out of 5 stars.
#AboutABook Day 22: #YouGifted our college kid who is fascinated with Junji Ito. Maybe this will serve as a new addiction.