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A review by jocyvondoom
Paper Girls #6 by Brian K. Vaughan
This review is going to include my thoughts on issues #1 - #6. As a whole, this comic series is something I hadn't read before, but still really fitting for Image Comics. Paper Girls follow four paper delivery girls and their encounter with aliens, which ultimately leads to time travel. Reading the sixth issue definately left me wanting to continue on, which is always a good sign. Although in the first issue I was a bit hesitant, Brian K. Vaughan came through in the next five and I'm super stocked for the following issue. As a final thought I really appreciate how he captured within limited dialogue teenage living in 1988.
PARTLY A SPOILER COMING UP NEXT.
Something that I'd like to point out on this issue is how the girls react to flat screens and iPhones in 2016 and they're from 1988, it was done marvelously. I point it out because a lot of adults make fun of kids who don't know about really old video games and such and how their grandkinds won't even know what a book is and those comments really make me want to shake them, because HOW ARE THEY GOING TO KNOW ABOUT THESE THINGS IF THEY'VE NEVER BEEN TAUGHT OR HAVEN'T EXPERIENCED THEM? Anyway, silly rant over.
PARTLY A SPOILER COMING UP NEXT.
Something that I'd like to point out on this issue is how the girls react to flat screens and iPhones in 2016 and they're from 1988, it was done marvelously. I point it out because a lot of adults make fun of kids who don't know about really old video games and such and how their grandkinds won't even know what a book is and those comments really make me want to shake them, because HOW ARE THEY GOING TO KNOW ABOUT THESE THINGS IF THEY'VE NEVER BEEN TAUGHT OR HAVEN'T EXPERIENCED THEM? Anyway, silly rant over.