The Ice Cream Man series continues to be weird and wild. I honestly feel like I can't look away while reading, as the horror unfolds in consistently tense ways from story to story.
My DNF is not because of the memoir's quality. I enjoy how it was written. It's been a tough time lately and I can't get myself to focus on this book, so taking a pause for now.
Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.5
Sad Girl Space Lizard is lo-fi Sapphic mech queerness and it's quite unique. This is the second comic I've read this year to feature lesbian mech sex and I'm not complaining. Worth checking out.
Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
I read this book for the Trans Rights Readathon and was barreling through it for the first 2/3. Granted, my life got busy so it's hard to know if I fell out of pacing or if the story slowed down but I definitely enjoyed things a little less as it was ending.
Holy Body Horror tho! The creature and mutation sequences are excellent. I think I honestly wanted more monsters than I got, but I am not sad about the abundance of body horror description.
I do want to warn people that the hinge romantic edge of this story includes an abuser. This book is targeting messy emotions so I get why this is included but anyone looking for the romance may be appalled by this.
I read Us as part of the Trans Rights Readathon. It's so sweet and honest and informative in the best ways. I love both people through their comic selves and that's beautiful. I could not recommend this memoir of two women in love enough if I tried. Everyone should read it. So much care and love (and laughs) are given to this story. Such a treat.
A wonderfully diverse found family of broom racers is exactly what we need right now. Cute and cozy, while still acknowledging U.S. history, Brooms is well balanced and full of heart. Beautiful.
This book is fabulous and the title says it all. Abigail Rose Clarke crafts an inclusive and expansive aid for all bodies that is both heady and down to earth.
I think everyone should give this book a try, especially in audiobook format read by Clarke herself.
There are many wild swings and the ways to tell a narrative are perpetually played with in interesting ways. I love the lore of the Ice Cream Man and his accompanying horrors. It's unlike any other comic, that's for sure, and creatively expansive. Well done.