Comic & Manga Reviews
The Vision is often hailed as a must-read for Marvel Comics. While I know the highlights of the series, I’ve never actually sat down to read the whole thing from beginning to end. I’m here to right that wrong, starting with The Vision Vol. 1.
If you’re looking for a more visual version of A Wizard of Earthsea, this graphic novel adaptation is perfect for you. A Wizard of Earthsea is a classic fantasy tale for a reason, so even if you’ve never read the original, you’ve probably seen its influence in many other tales.
I still have so many questions about what is going on in Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider, so I was excited to get back into this series. Also, I adore Gwen, so I’m happy that she landed another solo series.
Cat's Favorite Series
Okay, so first things first: I have a confession. I wanted to dive into reading the FNAF graphic novels, and I mistakenly thought I had grabbed the first in the set from the library. I was wrong, as this is actually the fourth. Since they’re all short stories, I’m super worried about it. I will go back and read the others, but today I’m just going to talk about Five Nights at Freddy's: Fazbear Frights Graphic Novel Collection Vol. 4. This volume is split into three short stories: The Breaking Wheel, Sergio’s Lucky Day, and The Cliffs.
I am so happy that they picked up Spider-Gwen’s story again! I love this character and the wild things they tend to put her through. Here’s hoping this series will be no exception! Enter Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider Vol. 1.
I fell in love with Cosmoknights from the moment I saw the cover, so obviously I’ve been eagerly waiting for the chance to read Cosmoknights Vol. 2. This series is as stunning as it is heavy-hitting, and that makes it a perfect read for all sci-fi fans.
The world of mutants is still rocky at best, following the fall of Krakoa. That brings us to X-Men Vol. 2, which still portrays one of several teams trying to make things work, possibly against all odds?
Cat's Favorite Series
Whew! Another heavy-hitting installment to this series. Once again, I find myself appreciating the re-reading experience, as I’m picking up on different details than my previous time through the series.
Quirky Cats Comics 