A review by jbrandmd
The Wendy Award by Walter K. Scott

3.0

This was an interesting, weird, abrasive graphic novel. It's basically a send-up of the Millennial-Gen Z generation gap, as well as the modern art world. The satire is razor-sharp, and the visual style is stripped-down but has a ton of personality. My biggest complaint was that the characters are basically caricatures, a stereotypical whirl of angst, neuroses, and self-destruction. Some moments let more of their humanity shine through, but I found these a little too rare. Overall, it's a good book, but I was a little underwhelmed.