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Oliver Supp olivansupp — Geçici olarak bölüm 1'e 3 yıldız ve bölüm 2'ye 4 yıldız veriyorum, ancak karar vermek zor çünkü hikaye henüz bitmedi, bu yüzden hikaye yayı bitmedi. Çizimler kesinlikle 4-5 yıldız, çok detaylı, sadece güzeller. Kahraman o kadar garip ve kimsesiz ki, onun için hissettim, ancak pantolonunda da iyi bir vuruşa ihtiyacı vardı. Şimdi hepsi bu hikayenin nerede biteceğine bağlı. Yazar, Clowes'u iyi etki eden bir etki olarak belirtiyor.

Viviana Moreno viviasol_17353f — On rereading this, I'm moving it up to four stars; having explored the 1980s Jeter-Blaylock-Powers roots of steampunk, this is by far the most satisfying of the narratives. I have some trouble warming to the narrator, Brendan Doyle (even though he's a professor of 19th century literature), but the plotting is satisfying, and the secondary character Jacky is winning. And there's Byron, and Coleridge, and the lovely paradox of William Ashbless . . .

Nikhil More nikhilmore8907 — I really liked this book. It's about girls who kick but while breaking all the stereotypes but not for the sake of breaking them (if that makes sense). The book is about a plane full of teen beauty queens who crash on a (very Lost-like) island on their way to a national competition. At first Miss Texas, who declares herself leader, keeps the girls practicing their opening statements, dance routines, etc. Eventually though, the girls find out (I won't say how) that the whole world assumes them dead, and they decide to survive. And they do so with flair! Add to the plot some tv pirates, an evil corperation, some secret arms dealing, and a murderous plan. Only Libba Bray (or the writers of Lost) could make this story work, but work it does. The best thing, though, is the fact that the girls learn to be who they are be it girly, tomboyish, smart, a bit airheaded, gay, straight, whatever. And they all kick ass. There's one early scene where one of the girls suggests that they organize Girl Con and everyone is suggesting topics that aren't typical girl. One says she wants to do makeovers, and the resident feminist makes fun of her. The others stick up for her saying there should be whatever any of them like, including makeovers. I thought this was great because it's not your grandma's feminism where you burn your bra and refuse to shave your legs on principle. You can go hairy and kick butt if you want, but you can also do it with your eye liner firmly in place. It's a girl's prerogative =)