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ab_archives's review against another edition
3.0
I seem to be reading a lot of books out of order this year, don't I? I saw this in my school library (we're open, but this was my first time in the library since.. a long time), and it was on the new books shelf, next to the second, third, and fourth, so that combined with the fact that I was in rush made me think this was actually the first. At some point during reading this, I flipped to the back and there I saw that this was not actually the first and was the seventh. However, I still enjoyed this book and loved the illustration style and colors. There was a lot of emotion that was conveyed well, and I'll admit I jumped at one of the scarier parts. (Then I read it again) I definitely understood it enough to enjoy it, and I'm looking forward to reading the other books in the Space Boy series soon! If I have time, I'll add more to this review after catching up on the previous books.
timima's review against another edition
5.0
Coming back to this comic always feels very comforting. I like being reminded of all the small things that I forgot from when I was first catching up on the webcomic!
In this volume, Amy is even more determined to figure out Oliver's secret. However, she endangers herself more than she realizes. At the same time, the homecoming prom (and the finale of the first arc!) approaches with all its drama.
I really appreciate finding certain aspects in the comic that are foreshadowing later events! Especially when Amy tries to make sense of her discoveries. It's a very enjoyable read! Although, the new friendships Amy has made are being sidelined by her need to find out about Oliver, which is a bit sad to see. The upside is that there is still a lot of character development in the side characters befriending each other in Amy's absence, so I didn't mind at all.
The story continues with stunning character depth and increasing suspense. I can't wait for the next volume!
In this volume, Amy is even more determined to figure out Oliver's secret. However, she endangers herself more than she realizes. At the same time, the homecoming prom (and the finale of the first arc!) approaches with all its drama.
I really appreciate finding certain aspects in the comic that are foreshadowing later events! Especially when Amy tries to make sense of her discoveries. It's a very enjoyable read! Although, the new friendships Amy has made are being sidelined by her need to find out about Oliver, which is a bit sad to see. The upside is that there is still a lot of character development in the side characters befriending each other in Amy's absence, so I didn't mind at all.
The story continues with stunning character depth and increasing suspense. I can't wait for the next volume!
delaneyreadssff's review against another edition
5.0
Another phenomenal installment.
I just really love this art, the characters, the story, the intrigue. It’s just so well done and a lot of people sleep on this graphic novel series.
Please ready Volume 1 if you haven’t already!
I just really love this art, the characters, the story, the intrigue. It’s just so well done and a lot of people sleep on this graphic novel series.
Please ready Volume 1 if you haven’t already!
aklibrarychick's review against another edition
4.0
The adventure continues, and just as Amy has figured out some truths about Oliver, it seems he is destined to walk out of her life forever. But the truths she has discovered might mean danger for her and her friends. Looking forward to number 8, which comes out in October.