Liked the format of this third volume. Different artists brought on board to draw different yearbook story "flashbacks" made it visually interesting.
Liked the format of this third volume. Different artists brought on board to draw different yearbook story "flashbacks" made it visually interesting.
This is the comic book equivalent of a clip show. The students look back on their year and reminisce about adventures they have had. Each adventure is presented as a 2-3 page story, each with different artists. The lack of cohesion in the artwork is a little off putting. The stories themselves are cute, but don't really advance the story arc by much. This could have been so much better.
While I've greatly enjoyed the Gotham Academy series, this volume didn't feel as strong as its predecessors. The different small stories throughout Mia's book are hit-or-miss. The art shift with each story is unique, but can be a bit jarring at times. However, I still enjoyed the main storylines and look forward to the next volume. #comics
Not my favourite in the series, but still fun.
This volume of Gotham Academy is a series of vignettes by guest writers and artists. I'm not sure I love it, but this panel cracked me up. Professor Scarlet loves books as much as littens!
I got this in the mail this week and figured I would check it out right away. I am still kind a newbie when it comes to DC comics, but I enjoy this series. This was a yearbook/scrapbook edition that was a collection of lots of shorter stories with art by different artists. It was fun! Looking forward to volume 4 and the Lumberjane crossover! (This is the only picture out of like 10 Chloe wasn't moving in.) #catsoflitsy #dogsoflitsy