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A review by mckenzierichardson
Our Super Adventure Vol. 2: Video Games and Pizza Parties by Sarah Graley, Stef Purenins
4.0
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Another hilarious collection filled with cats, odd relationship moments, and of course, fart jokes. This is such a fun, lighthearted collection. The artwork is adorable as usual. I found this book highly relatable in terms of sharing a home with a cat and being a complete goofball around my significant other. There were plenty of pages I showed to my husband and we both had a good laugh about the similarities to our own lives. My husband also read this book in its entirety (he is not a huge reader) and enjoyed it as well.
As with the first book, if you don't like humor about bodily functions, you may not enjoy this book. I didn't do a side-by-side comparison, but overall it felt like there were less fart/butt/poo jokes in this one, although there are still quite a few (including a lot of cat butts, because you pretty much can't have a cat without being made aware of their cat butt). Perfect for people who enjoy gross humor and the oddities of intimate relationships.
At the end, there is a section of redrawn comics and it is very cool to see how Graley's art style has changed. There is also a Photo Diary of some of their adventures at various cons and travels, a Thumbnail Gallery to show the progression of the comics, and an About Our Cats section, complete with IRL pics.
A great book for fans of Graley, cat-lovers, and those who are fortunate enough to have a relationship with someone they feel completely comfortable with to be gross around.
Another hilarious collection filled with cats, odd relationship moments, and of course, fart jokes. This is such a fun, lighthearted collection. The artwork is adorable as usual. I found this book highly relatable in terms of sharing a home with a cat and being a complete goofball around my significant other. There were plenty of pages I showed to my husband and we both had a good laugh about the similarities to our own lives. My husband also read this book in its entirety (he is not a huge reader) and enjoyed it as well.
As with the first book, if you don't like humor about bodily functions, you may not enjoy this book. I didn't do a side-by-side comparison, but overall it felt like there were less fart/butt/poo jokes in this one, although there are still quite a few (including a lot of cat butts, because you pretty much can't have a cat without being made aware of their cat butt). Perfect for people who enjoy gross humor and the oddities of intimate relationships.
At the end, there is a section of redrawn comics and it is very cool to see how Graley's art style has changed. There is also a Photo Diary of some of their adventures at various cons and travels, a Thumbnail Gallery to show the progression of the comics, and an About Our Cats section, complete with IRL pics.
A great book for fans of Graley, cat-lovers, and those who are fortunate enough to have a relationship with someone they feel completely comfortable with to be gross around.