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What have you finished reading?
Lumberjanes Vol. 18 by Kat Leyh and Shannon Watters - Seems like they are setting up the end game of the series here, but it mostly seemed to talk about the history of the camp, and that camp is ending soon. Seems time runs very differently there.
Sailor Moon Eternal Edition 10 by Naoko Takeuchi - And thats it for Sailor moon manga. The stars arc is pretty strange in the manga. I almost prefer the anime at times. Sailor moon can create universes so shes clearly more powerful than goku.
Giant Days: Early Registration by John Allison - early giant days stuff which im assuming used to be web exclusive since it was a scary go round spin off. it was probably the first time i could see the similarities with the web comic.
The Divine by Boaz Lavie (Author), Asaf Hanuka (Illustrator), Tomer Hanuka (Illustrator) - Based off a powerful image of two children soldiers, some US soldiers are doing what they do and ruining another country. a soldier with some semblance of a conscience tries to help a child, stumbling on children with mysterious power
What are you currently reading?
The New York Five by Brian Wood (Author, Illustrator), Ryan Kelly (Illustrator) - I hadn't realised hte New York Four had a sequel. I used to appreciate that Brian Wood wrote complicated women, but now all I can notice is that they're all thin.
Lumberjanes Vol. 18 by Kat Leyh and Shannon Watters - Seems like they are setting up the end game of the series here, but it mostly seemed to talk about the history of the camp, and that camp is ending soon. Seems time runs very differently there.
Sailor Moon Eternal Edition 10 by Naoko Takeuchi - And thats it for Sailor moon manga. The stars arc is pretty strange in the manga. I almost prefer the anime at times. Sailor moon can create universes so shes clearly more powerful than goku.
Giant Days: Early Registration by John Allison - early giant days stuff which im assuming used to be web exclusive since it was a scary go round spin off. it was probably the first time i could see the similarities with the web comic.
The Divine by Boaz Lavie (Author), Asaf Hanuka (Illustrator), Tomer Hanuka (Illustrator) - Based off a powerful image of two children soldiers, some US soldiers are doing what they do and ruining another country. a soldier with some semblance of a conscience tries to help a child, stumbling on children with mysterious power
What are you currently reading?
The New York Five by Brian Wood (Author, Illustrator), Ryan Kelly (Illustrator) - I hadn't realised hte New York Four had a sequel. I used to appreciate that Brian Wood wrote complicated women, but now all I can notice is that they're all thin.
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Date: 2021-07-07 09:17 pm (UTC)From: