Internet Crusader by George Wylesol
a very millennial internet-set graphic novel – i enjoyed a lot
a very millennial internet-set graphic novel – i enjoyed a lot
quick read, a fun sci-fi psychological thriller!
interesting entry-level text about modern Japanese history
spooky graphic novel
underwhelming end to an overlong series
the first part of a lauded comic about the weimar republic
some thoughts on toronto trams
back on old school bullsh*t
part two of a beautiful graphic novel
a dark, engaging, affecting read
A collection that would be exciting if there was more of it…
this is not a test, it’s a memoir
Atwood made a comic book, it’s fun but that’s about it
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