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A review by maiakobabe
Quince by Sebastian Kadlecik, Kit Steinkellner
3.0
On the night of her quinceañera, Lupe is granted a set of unexpected and unexpectedly exhausting super powers: flights, super strength, and some invulnerability. Her Abuela reveals that she, too, gained powers when she turned 15 and steps up to train Lupe for a year of crime-fighting, crushes, exhilaration and all-nighters.
The characters of this comic are loveable and well-drawn, but the book as a whole suffers from some first-book awkwardness, especially in the page layouts and the pacing of the action. However, it all comes back together for a very emotional and meaningful conclusion that made my inner Buffy fan very happy at the end.
The characters of this comic are loveable and well-drawn, but the book as a whole suffers from some first-book awkwardness, especially in the page layouts and the pacing of the action. However, it all comes back together for a very emotional and meaningful conclusion that made my inner Buffy fan very happy at the end.