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4.0
Great start to the series!
The Pixies of the Sixties series has a unique premise: fairies have always existed but now they're recently out in the open and living among humans in 1960s England.
Anann's story is darker than the first one, but just as compelling. You see the effects of prejudice towards fairies front and center. There's also a series of missing people that our main character gets entangled with - not without repercussions.
I continue to enjoy the style in this series. It reads like an old-timey action comic which goes really well with the art style. Highly recommended for those who enjoyed Bill Willingham's Fables series!
The Pixies of the Sixties series has a unique premise: fairies have always existed but now they're recently out in the open and living among humans in 1960s England.
Anann's story is darker than the first one, but just as compelling. You see the effects of prejudice towards fairies front and center. There's also a series of missing people that our main character gets entangled with - not without repercussions.
I continue to enjoy the style in this series. It reads like an old-timey action comic which goes really well with the art style. Highly recommended for those who enjoyed Bill Willingham's Fables series!
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