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A review by sommemae_
Oddly Normal, Book 2 by Otis Frampton
3.0
(I received a copy of this comic/graphic novel from Netgalley, in exchange of an honest review.)
I'm really sad I didn't got to read the first issues of Oddly Normal, so I was almost caught up in the middle of a story I don't really know, but it was not hard to catch up. Still, I lacked some information about the story itself. What I could understand for this volume, it was more about the characters and their past, and meeting Oddly's friends, and mainly, about Oddly's family and her past. Sometimes the story felt like it dragged a bit too much, and it became a tiny bit boring to follow. Thankfully, the other aspects of the comic helped a lot in me being able to appreciate and read it.
It's a really funny, easy to read graphic novel. It has a cute, clean art to it, and the characters are easily likable. as I can see this comic being more young teens/kids directioned. I will probably read the next volume of this comic, I'm intrigued to see where this story is heading .
I'm really sad I didn't got to read the first issues of Oddly Normal, so I was almost caught up in the middle of a story I don't really know, but it was not hard to catch up. Still, I lacked some information about the story itself. What I could understand for this volume, it was more about the characters and their past, and meeting Oddly's friends, and mainly, about Oddly's family and her past. Sometimes the story felt like it dragged a bit too much, and it became a tiny bit boring to follow. Thankfully, the other aspects of the comic helped a lot in me being able to appreciate and read it.
It's a really funny, easy to read graphic novel. It has a cute, clean art to it, and the characters are easily likable. as I can see this comic being more young teens/kids directioned. I will probably read the next volume of this comic, I'm intrigued to see where this story is heading .