Lumberjanes, Vol. 3: A Terrible Plan by Noelle Stevenson and Shannon Watters

A "New York Times" best-selling series continues with Jo, April, Mal, Molly and Ripley as they take on everything in the summer wilderness that goes bump in the night - from scary stories to magical portals that lead to a land untouched by time.

This is the last Lumberjanes I'll read. I'm not a fan of the changing art style, I think it makes it disjointed.

Story
This series continues to delight. The blend of camping, scouting and fantasy work really well. The characters are a lot of fun to read. I also get a kick out of all the new badges introduced in this volume.

I really wish boy scouts had a “Playing with fire badge” because myself and many others totally would have earned that one several times over.

I'll definitely be looking forward to the next volume and see what the Janes get up to next.

Artwork
The artwork is pretty good, but not always my favorite. I do enjoy many of the alternative covers included in the back. The images for each panel do a good job adding to the story, which is really what you want from a graphic novel anyways.

Not QUITE as fun as the first two, and I found the new art style a little less wildly emotive, but these comics are still simply enjoyable. Mal & Molly are the goshdang cutest <3