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lavendermarch's review against another edition
4.0
A good sequel. I thought Julie's character development was a bit eh. Ülga is great! I also really liked the queen. She was pretty cool. The art is nice, with pretty colors (especially as I'm used to the black and white pages of manga). I enjoyed this, but liked the first one better. I would still recommend reading it for the conclusion to the story, especially as it's only two volumes total. 3.5 stars.
iffer's review against another edition
2.0
I enjoyed this installment. It was fun, and the art was great. I was a little disappointed in the story, though, which seemed a little generic and too-neatly tied together at the end.
snazel's review against another edition
3.0
Still a lot of fun, but unfortunately wraps up very fast. It goes from a slow growth of character development to abrupt shifts. I LIKE all the shifts, I just kept missing the beginnings of them.
theybedax's review against another edition
4.0
Even more kickass than the first. Princess Ülga is a true leader and just the right kind of bloodthirsty.
anna_hepworth's review against another edition
4.0
This second half of the collected Princess Ugg comics (#5-#8) does a lovely job of interrogating the question of who are the barbarians, and the values of different types of diplomacy. I love the way that the friendships between the various young women are investigated, as well as the subtle investigation of the question of who is the outsider.
While I believe that the target audience would be late primary aged kids, there is lots for the adult reader to appreciate.
While I believe that the target audience would be late primary aged kids, there is lots for the adult reader to appreciate.
thuja's review
4.0
Some exciting twists and turns in this one! I really enjoyed it and the character development.
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