Mike

When I started this book I really didn't like it, but it all clicked for me about 30 pages in. You NEED to read this 2 pages at a time. It's an incredible piece of art that moves you in a truly human way. I was struck by how powerful this story was.

Dang. This book kind of broke my heart.

This was such a bizarre, addictive book. Even in the final moments of the book, it felt like the story had another beat left.

I will not have tea, thank you.

Absolutely beautiful and rough in a true to life way. I was not prepared to be hit with so many emotional parts and pieces but this brought Clémence to life in every page as well as her Grammy. Highly recommended.

What the hell even was this book. This might be some of Bendis' worst writing in recent years. It reminds me of some of his early work in—like you had to be in his head to actually follow the dialog and plot rather than, you know, read the comic.

The art was solid until it wasn't. So much color and layout experimentation worked and then didn't. It was really inconsistent. A lot of the lettering / captions were lost to the background or we're completely unnecessary.

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