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A review by morrigan
Bitch Planet: Triple Feature, Vol. 1 by Mindy Lee, Vanesa R. Del Rey, Chris Visions, Conley Lyons, Alec Valerius, Ro Stein, Marc Deschamps, Valentine De Landro, Alobi, Dylan Meconis, Jon Tsuei, Naomi Franquiz, Jordan Clark, Nyambi Nyambi, Ted Brandt, Sara Woolley, Bassey Nyambi, Cheryl Lynn Eaton, Che Grayson, Craig Yeung, Rossi Gifford, Andrew Aydin, Elsa Charretier, Joanna Estep, Danielle Henderson, Saskia Gutekunst, Sharon Lee De La Cruz, Alissa Sallah, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Kit Cox, Matt Fraction, Vita Ayala, Maria Fröhlich
5.0
Honestly these Triple Features have been the hardest hitting of the Bitch Planet series to read because they are all stories that we are already reading about in the news. Or they are something that actually happened to me or someone I know.
The say "art imitates life" has never been morr accurate but only because everyone who contributed and were brave enough to make sure this was published have pulled most of these stories from actual life experience. Sure some of them, such as "Everybody's Grandma is a little bit Feminist", have a bit of a unique twist but it still has a basis in an experience we've all had to deal with.
This series is in my top 3 favourite current ongoing comics and for good reason. Amazing and yet utterly terrifying.
The say "art imitates life" has never been morr accurate but only because everyone who contributed and were brave enough to make sure this was published have pulled most of these stories from actual life experience. Sure some of them, such as "Everybody's Grandma is a little bit Feminist", have a bit of a unique twist but it still has a basis in an experience we've all had to deal with.
This series is in my top 3 favourite current ongoing comics and for good reason. Amazing and yet utterly terrifying.