I know it’s not deep and insightful and it’s not Alison Bechdel, but damned if I didn’t love this book. It’s got Ariel Scrag references. Middle School lunch boxes. She is thrilled when she gets to wear prescription glasses for the first time!
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Will Sargent rated Redlands Vol. 2: 4 stars
Will Sargent rated Blackbird Vol. 1: 3 stars
Will Sargent reviewed Tomboy : a graphic memoir by Liz Prince
A memoir about friendship, gender, bullies, growth, punk rock, and the power of the perfect …
Review of 'Tomboy : a graphic memoir' on 'Storygraph'
5 stars
Will Sargent rated Astro City Vol. 17: 5 stars
Will Sargent rated The Plastic Magician: 2 stars
Will Sargent rated Kingdom of Copper: 5 stars
Kingdom of Copper by S. A. Chakraborty
Nahri’s life changed forever the moment she accidentally summoned Dara, a formidable, mysterious djinn, during one of her schemes. Whisked …
Will Sargent rated Man-Eaters Volume 1: 3 stars
Will Sargent rated Wonder Woman: 2 stars
Will Sargent rated Sunstone Volume 5: 5 stars
Will Sargent rated Superman/Shazam!: 3 stars
Will Sargent rated Infinite Dark Vol. 1: 3 stars
Will Sargent rated Injustice 2. Volume 5: 4 stars
Will Sargent reviewed The Magic Order Volume 1 by Mark Millar
Review of 'The Magic Order Volume 1' on 'Storygraph'
2 stars
This is like any Mark Miller plot: there are sexy antiheroes who kill each other without too much regret or fuss, and then they talk about why they’re the good guys.
The one thing you will never find in a Miller story is an idea that says maybe the people with the most power aren’t right. It’s not Warren Ellis, it’s not Hickman. It’s a simple and pure white crystal lie. So I’m a bit grossed out.
Will Sargent reviewed Maestros Vol. 1 by Steve Skroce
Review of 'Maestros Vol. 1' on 'Storygraph'
4 stars
It's Mark Miller Lite, but the artwork is great and it looks like The Magicians only with an actual budget.