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brittanyae's review against another edition
4.0
I somehow missed the news that this series is ending in December until now. Noooo! I'm not ready to say goodbye yet, just like our girls!
quirkycatsfatstacks's review against another edition
4.0
LUMBERJANES #73, available Wednesday from Boom! Box brings with it the first Lumberjanes event, ‘The End of Summer.‘ Our beloved campers are about to embark on yet another journey, though this one with less intentional than usual.
It’s safe to say that the Lumberjanes have always had a talent for getting themselves into trouble. That goes doubly so for the campers within the Roanoke Cabin. But what is about to follow is different.
Lumberjanes #73 is the start of an event in Lumberjanes, the first event, according to Boom Box! It’s hard to believe that a series has gotten 73 issues in without an event – but then again, with this delightful series every plot feels like an event.
‘The End of Summer‘ brings many thoughts to mind. It’s a reminder that summer will eventually end, even in a world full of time bubbles. In that sense, it’s a bit of a depressing reminder of what will eventually happen to this series (read: end).
Yet that doesn’t feel like the focal point of this event. Once again the Lumberjanes are going to go up against forces of evil (they’re old pros at that), and face odds and adventures like never before. The real question is, what sort of chaos will they get up to in the meantime?
Read the rest of my review over at Monkeys Fighting Robots
It’s safe to say that the Lumberjanes have always had a talent for getting themselves into trouble. That goes doubly so for the campers within the Roanoke Cabin. But what is about to follow is different.
Lumberjanes #73 is the start of an event in Lumberjanes, the first event, according to Boom Box! It’s hard to believe that a series has gotten 73 issues in without an event – but then again, with this delightful series every plot feels like an event.
‘The End of Summer‘ brings many thoughts to mind. It’s a reminder that summer will eventually end, even in a world full of time bubbles. In that sense, it’s a bit of a depressing reminder of what will eventually happen to this series (read: end).
Yet that doesn’t feel like the focal point of this event. Once again the Lumberjanes are going to go up against forces of evil (they’re old pros at that), and face odds and adventures like never before. The real question is, what sort of chaos will they get up to in the meantime?
Read the rest of my review over at Monkeys Fighting Robots
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