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A review by kitsuneheart
Bee & Puppycat Vol. 1 by Natasha Allegri, Jackson Garrett
4.0
So...small complaint here. There's a storyline about finding Wallace, the child which turned out to have been a villain trying to capture Puppycat. Turns out he's real and his mom misses him. Bee and PC manage to find Wallace, and the story ends with a "To Be Continued...." And...it...hasn't been? At least as far as I've read, up to issue #9. That's...kind of irritating, really.
But, as for the rest of the collection...quite enjoyable, if your a B&PC fan! It really feels like the animated series, which is exactly what you'd want in the comics. Bee is still very irresponsible, running out of money or attempting to do adulty things and failing badly. PC is still 99% self-centered, but willing to sacrifice for Bee. The storylines are random, but the art is stunning.
This tends to pop up in Humble Bundles once or twice a year, so you can get this and probably the rest of the issues at a very good price if you keep an eye out for a while. Ebooks, but that's honestly probably the better medium for graphic novels, given quality of printing vs. screen displays.
But, as for the rest of the collection...quite enjoyable, if your a B&PC fan! It really feels like the animated series, which is exactly what you'd want in the comics. Bee is still very irresponsible, running out of money or attempting to do adulty things and failing badly. PC is still 99% self-centered, but willing to sacrifice for Bee. The storylines are random, but the art is stunning.
This tends to pop up in Humble Bundles once or twice a year, so you can get this and probably the rest of the issues at a very good price if you keep an eye out for a while. Ebooks, but that's honestly probably the better medium for graphic novels, given quality of printing vs. screen displays.