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A review by theperksofbeingbianca
Lumberjanes: Might As Wheel, Part 1 by Kat Leyh, Shannon Watters
4.0
I haven't marked issues #25-32 as read but I've actually read them. I just didn't want to count them as single issues toward my 2016 reading challenge because it kind of felt like cheating.
So, from now on, I'm only going to set a read date every 4 issues (as each volume) but I'll still write a short review per issue.
Regarding the story on this one, I like how the focus changed to the Zodiac cabin, for a change, and I just love the character development going on with Barney. How can you not love him? He's adorable and... genderfluid? I'm not very sure about why they decided to be addressed with the latter pronoun because I thought they were a solid male character, but anyway I am head over heels in love with all the diversity that is involved in the series.
Although I said that I liked the change of focus, I have to admit that I really missed the Roanoke cabin people, even if they appear briefly at the end. I guess that I got quite attached toRiley, I NEED MORE RILEY WHERE IS SHE all of them.
Looking forward to issue #34!
So, from now on, I'm only going to set a read date every 4 issues (as each volume) but I'll still write a short review per issue.
Regarding the story on this one, I like how the focus changed to the Zodiac cabin, for a change, and I just love the character development going on with Barney. How can you not love him? He's adorable and... genderfluid? I'm not very sure about why they decided to be addressed with the latter pronoun because I thought they were a solid male character, but anyway I am head over heels in love with all the diversity that is involved in the series.
Although I said that I liked the change of focus, I have to admit that I really missed the Roanoke cabin people, even if they appear briefly at the end. I guess that I got quite attached to
Looking forward to issue #34!