Mark

What to add to all the words that have been said about this book/series? Really enjoyed all the installments and the ending was powerful/hopeful. Highly recommended.

This books is a solid second book: continues the development of characters and continues world building. Yes, it gets a touch slow but those parts that a slow add depth. Recommended if you have enjoyed the first book.

Stark black and white photographs of residences, commercial interests, and government buildings tell a fascinating and evolving story of post-war but pre "Cool Britannia" London's architecture. Like it or not these buildings are part of that story and this book documents many to great effect. This book also matters because these buildings are at risk of destruction because of disuse, decay, and at times, absolute hostility.

As advertised: A loose, cartoony departure from Tomine’s previous work, Scenes from an Impending Marriage is a sweet-natured, laugh out-loud skewering of the modern marriage process..." As always his art is excellent.

Enjoyable installment in the series. Fun and relaxing read.