pick#Choose20 comics that stayed with you or influenced you. Post one a day, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews. Just covers. Day 15: Uncanny X-Men 303
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pick#Choose20 comics that stayed with you or influenced you. Post one a day, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews. Just covers. Day 15: Uncanny X-Men 303
Forgot to post but I‘ve been taking reading recommendations from my 6th graders and one of them lent me her copy of Heartstopper Vol. 2 😭 I the read the whole thing during one of my lunch periods before break. (No, I did not read Vol. 1 lol) In return, I lent her a copy of Snapdragon, another graphic novel w/ LGBTQ+ characters, & she messaged me on Google Classroom that she‘s loving it so far 🥹
pickSome library holds that I put in so long ago that I‘d forgotten about them came through… and this was one of them! I don‘t remember why I requested it - but it was fun read (possibly would have been more fun if I‘d been to Youth Group or watched Buffy in my formative years).
The have you heard of Smash Mouth line made me laugh.
pick#Choose20 comics that influenced you or stayed with you. One comic a day in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews. Just covers. Day 14: Relish
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Beside the religious aspect of the book, I liked the book. It was touching and sad. A good book for teenagers or a bookclub.
pickI have been loving this manga series. It's basically about a zoo of dinosaurs that hasn't been performing well recently. The zookeepers are trying to take care of the dinosaurs, and help their zoo get back on people's radar. Very educational as well as cute and fun.
pickIt took me a bit to get used to the style of the story and it starts out a bit slow as we learn about the Only People and their lives/culture, but once Young Hunter set out on his journey, I was hooked. I especially loved his relationship with his dogs!
so-soI really wanted to like this, but just didn't find it compelling at all. Korvac is a pretty lame, generic villain, while this version of Tony has a nebulous internal conflict of unspecified angst. I honestly expect better from Cantwell, who is a multi-talented writer.
