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RamsFan1963
Saga Volume 11 | Brian K. Vaughan
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01/100 Its a definite sign of a great writer, who can quickly draw you back into the story, even if it's been months since you read the last volume. There's too much going on here to explain to those not reading the series, but Saga is probably one of the best comics I've ever read, and I highly recommend it to everyone. 4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐💫
#YearEnd #20in4 #OutWithTheOldInWithTheNew #JumpStart2025 #Read2025

KathyWheeler I haven‘t been able to read it since the awful thing happened and Vaughn went on hiatus with it for a bit. I want to though. 3d
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JLaurenceCohen
Saga vol. 10 | Brian K. Vaughan
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Hazel has always been Saga's narrator, but with the death of [redacted] she is emerging as its protagonist. Hazel and her family--both biological and adopted--continue trying to survive galactic chaos. Saga remains very bleak, yet acidly funny.

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monkeygirlsmama
Saga Volume 1 | Brian K Vaughan
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Rereading this series so I can read the most recent issues that came out. Still one of my favorite graphic novel series!

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mlakota11
Saga | Brian K. Vaughan

“Doesn‘t matter if it‘s personal or professional, a good partnership takes work.”
A reminder that relationships, whether romantic or otherwise, require constant effort and care.

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mlakota11
Saga | Brian K. Vaughan

The way the series explores the complexities of family, love, and survival in a hostile universe gives it emotional resonance beyond the action and spectacle.

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mlakota11
Saga | Brian K. Vaughan
Mehso-so

A genre-bending space opera that combines elements of fantasy, science fiction, and family drama. The dynamic art style and mature storytelling make Saga stand out.

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Bookwomble
Saga Volume 8 | Brian K Vaughan
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Volumes 7 and 8 were good additions to the series. I love the stuff Staples and Vaughan do with diversity; sometimes it's a little heavy-handed, but usually they get it right. Petrichor is my favourite member of the present supporting cast, though Ghüs definitely has his moments.
There's another 3 of these collected volumes, which I might be able to pick up from the library later in the year.
This post was brought to you by Club Mint biscuits 😋

The_Book_Ninja Well that was random🤣 5mo
Bookwomble @The_Book_Ninja I love Mint Club! The only thing better is a Mint Viscount, but I haven't seen them for ages. 5mo
The_Book_Ninja @Bookwomble For the aesthetic, an Orange Club should have gone under book eight 💚🧡 5mo
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Bookwomble
Saga, Volume 6 | Brian K Vaughan
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Ah - that's how GNs should be 😊
I've forgotten most of what happened in the previous five books, so having a time-jump and a bit of a reset was good.
I've got Volumes Seven and Eight, so hopefully that'll help me keep the continuity straight!

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Astroneman
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks So pretty 😍 6mo
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Burpito
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800 pages of Thorgil Thorgilsson pirating around, forming blood feuds, exchanging giant rings and gilded swords, and "discovering" Canada. Did you know Vikings named it Greenland as a marketing tactic? So more Norsemen would want to move to that desolate place and keep them company.

Loved it