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Meh story was okay. I liked the art and the vampires were my favorite.

For the rest of my review, visit my Vlog at:

https://youtube.com/shorts/6028QmtXmJA?feature=share

Enjoy!

So, this one (of course) ended a bit abruptly - being only Vol 1; but... I don't know if it caught me enough to even care to read Vol 2 (it's not currently available on Libby - so I would have to “look“ for it). Oh well. It was “eh“. #LibbyLoan #NotAnotherGraphicMonday

Sitting at Walgreens for ~15 min or so since I got my COVID booster.

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I dunno... it left room for the possibility of revisiting these places, these characters, but all three volumes were completed in 2019 so it doesn't feel like an ongoing series.
If I'm to take the three volumes as a finished arc, it seem like a rushed, not totally satisfying, ending.

Ah, Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971), dipping into the classics, I see. I miss Gene Wilder.

Giving me early Buffy the Vampire Slayer vibes, a group stumbling into the supernatural and adapting on the fly, though aged up to encompass the real world concerns of 20-somethings, and a recent retiree, all of who seem to be both wholesome and a little lost. Wouldn't quite call the ending a cliff hanger, more like it was a fun, goofy adventure with a lot of world to build on. Will be looking up the next volume!

A Reality Check friend, always good to have when contemplating hijinks.

*Japan (Sapporo, Tokyo) & Hawaii in the 1980s.
That's where I wanna be atm. 😊

Another choice would be The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins - gothic spooky England in the early 1800s.

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Have you played this one, Bunny? What are your choices? 💞 @BeeMagical

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