Review: Attaboy

Attaboy is both wholly nostalgic and unique, all in one go. While the storytelling style (and art) is very original, the overall story is designed to resonate with fans. It succeeded! At least with this fan.

Review: We Called Them Giants

Oph. I knew that whatever Kieron Gillen wrote next would be a total gut punch, and I was right. We Called Them Giants is short yet highly emotional, with our characters left to face the unknown and worse.

WOTN Review: The Tower in the Sea

The Tower in the Sea is the latest graphic novel showcasing the stunning world of Ismyre. Here is a world where seers and ordinary magic are commonplace – yet for many, it is still an illegal subject to teach or learn. Not that this has ever stopped anybody.

Review: Vincent: A Graphic Biography

I've always been enthralled by Vincent van Gogh's artwork and story. As such, I think I've read over a dozen biographies about the artist (no, really; I'm pretty sure my family preorders every new one that comes out, knowing it'll make a good gift for me). So, obviously, I had to nab Vincent: A Graphic Biography while I had the chance!

Review: The Book of Bill

Hahahaha! Sorry, had to get that out of my system (if you know, you know). I only recently got hooked on Gravity Falls, but my timing was perfect because The Book of Bill dropped. 

Review: Castle Swimmer Vol. 1

Oh goodness. I went into Castle Swimmer Vol. 1, not really having any expectations (I didn't read the Webtoon series), and holy cats! This series has so much heart it's impossible not to fall head over heels for it.

Review: The Evil Secret Society of Cats Vol. 1

It’ll come as no surprise to hear that The Evil Secret Society of Cats Vol. 1 is both cute and funny, in equal measure. This volume/series is perfect (purrfect?) for all cat and manga lovers for obvious reasons. (It also reminds me that I need to check out that Gat+Gamer series).

Review: Gravity Falls: Lost Legends

Full disclosure: I only recently sat down to watch Gravity Falls. I fell instantly in love and ended up watching both seasons (plus the shorts) in a span of only two weeks. Since I'm going through that series-withdrawal phase, I figured now was the perfect time to read the books!

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