The Kiss Bet Volume One is a roller coaster of a read, from start to finish. I wonder what sort of chaotic adventures will happen in the second volume. (Yes, I know I could hop on Webtoons and read more right now).
Review: The Kiss Bet Volume One
WOTN Review: Valkyrie #8 (Marvel)
Valkyrie #8 is the start of a brand-new plot for Jane Foster. 'At the End of All Things' is a plot guaranteed to pull in at least one other fan-favorite character, as you can probably guess from the cover of this issue.
Review: The Secret Lives of Candy Hearts
They’re back! I love these Candy Hearts and all the relatable humor they bring to the forefront. Anyway, The Secret Lives of Candy Hearts is reading, whether you’re a longstanding fan or just found the series.
Cat’s Favorite Series: Dandadan
Cat's Favorite Series: Dandadan
WOTN Review: Valkyrie #7 (Marvel)
When Jane Foster signed up for the job (or is it calling?) of Valkyrie, the odds are pretty good that she never expected to take on such a quest as this. In Valkyrie #7, Valkyrie is forced to step up and heal the most unexpected of patients.
WOTN Review: Valkyrie #6 (Marvel)
Jane Foster: Valkyrie. It has a nice ring to it, doesn’t it? Not that Jane ever wants her identity to be revealed to the public. In Valkyrie #6, Jane works with various characters, from the iconic legends to some surprising throwbacks.
Review: Birdking Volume 1
How did I miss this story when it first came out? No, seriously. It's so much fun. Birdking Volume 1 is a rich and dark fantasy world with interesting characters and high stakes. What's not to love?
Cat’s Favorite Series: My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!
Cat's Favorite Series: My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!
WOTN Review: Valkyrie #5 (Marvel)
It's safe to say that there's been a bit of an adjustment period for Jane Foster. First, she was Thor, and now she's Valkyrie. And Valkyrie #5 reminds us of all she's been through – while showing us how much farther she still has to go.
Review: A Haunted Girl
Ghosts, legends, and lost family secrets - where do I sign up?! But seriously, A Haunted Girl is the perfect recipe for a paranormal graphic novel in my book. The pacing was the only reason I didn't love this book as much as I wanted to (and boy, did I want to). It's all over the place.
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