Welcome to Litsy!

For a superhero book, this went by quick with little action and a lot of downtime. I see it‘s a big deal as DC‘s Jewish character here yet they didn‘t really show that aspect of Willow‘s life. There‘s so much gray area throughout the book. She finds herself doing bad in order to do good. ending doesn‘t wrap it up the best. I liked how it‘s broad, but it didn‘t feel like a conclusive end. Still a fun read, between colors and Gotham City Easter eggs

Thanks for lending me this book @ShelleyBooksie

Settling in bed with a cup of tea , some snacks and cracking into it. #bookfriendsarethebestfriends

What a great graphic novel! A young activist who wants to save her city and she is also a dog lover. I look forward to sharing this one with my kiddo.

E. Lockhart is here promoting her new DC graphic novel. It's the first new Jewish character that DC has introduced in over 40 years. I stopped by just before opening and picked up a copy. She also signed a couple of books I brought from home.

#MC3

The storyline is interesting. Many reviewers mention the ending, in which things are not wrapped up completely. Things are left in a morally gray area so it may leave some readers unsatisfied. Personally, I was fine with the ending because it leaves open the possibility of more installments. Also, the morally gray ending was thought-provoking so I appreciated that aspect.
Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2021/10/01/review-whistle/

3 ⭐Willow Zimmerman is just a girl trying to stay safe in Down Side Gotham City. Her mom has cancer, and her mom‘s old college friend E. nIGMA has come back around after years of absence. oison Ivy and Killer Croc also have important roles. After an incident with Killer Croc, Willow has the capabilities of a dog and gives herself the superhero name of Whistle. How this makes an effective superhero, I am not quite sure.