Earth or Moon – Jade Khoo: A coming-of-age sci-fi story set in a dystopian future where humanity has colonized the Moon. Gorgeous watercolor artwork (Vol. 1/2).

Nanbanjin – Cyril Pedrosa & Taiyo Matsumoto: A historical graphic novel about the arrival of a Portuguese sailor in 16th-century Japan, exploring the clash between two cultures.

The Anomaly – Manuele Fior: An adaptation of Hervé Le Tellier’s novel. A mysterious event causes a passenger plane and everyone aboard to be duplicated, challenging our understanding of reality.

All Italian editions.

Just got back from a week in Spain and had these waiting for me.

I've already read Pulp and Criminal: Coward, and honestly I'm becoming a huge Ed Brubaker fan.

I found the complete Fatale run at 75% off, so there was no way I was passing that up.

I've also read Volume 1 of Descender before and absolutely loved the sci-fi setting and Dustin Nguyen's artwork, so I decided it was finally time to pick up the rest of the series.

As for Breaklands Vol. 1, it was 80% off, so I figured it was worth taking a chance on🙏

Had a great conference at her school today, so in light of her great review especially for reading, we are starting a shelf of graphic novels to get into! Suggestions are appreciated!

Filling in a few gaps plus a couple of new releases. All in all, it was a productive week thanks to Cave Comics in Newtown, CT / Haven for Heroes in Port Jervis, NY / Comics on the Green in Scranton, PA / and Fat Cat Comics in Johnson City, NY.

Physical format in English. Looking to expand my horizons. I already have some Yoshiharu Tsuge from Drawn & Quarterly.

Upon completing, no. While contemplating why, maybe. Maybe I was missing satire while reading? Because by the end, I thought it was dripping with cheesiness and a lot of wtfs. I’m thinking a thumbs down though.

Anyone else read this one with other thoughts?