EA Denich

A young cartoonist seeks out a mentor for his cartooning career but finds himself being schooled in a whole different way of life instead.

It's sexually explicit and fun, with a little dramatic story thrown in to boot. Set in the 1960s, I do feel the story sidesteps a lot of racial issues that should play a bigger part, but it's obviously going for something else as it centers itself on the white male lead's coming of age.

The last page really makes me want to rewatch the similar but much show more better Professor Marston and the Wonder Women. show less

Just great!

I read this in a single sitting.

This graphic novel is beautifully drawn, both literally and figuratively. Its polyamorous interracial Dom/sub MMF relationship (whew!) is positively and, dare I say, realistically portrayed. Lots of graphic sex here, so stay clear if that's likely to bother you. Otherwise, very recommended.

Good writing, art, smut, representation, politics and ending reveal. I was really conflicted by the protagonist being a teen (19 yo) and being groomed by two full grown adults (30 yo). It was awesome that everything was consensual and super considerate but I felt so uncomfortable by the age gap that I couldn't really enjoy it. Definitely worth a read.

Extremely quirky with excellent artwork! think if I were more familiar with cons all the references would probably make me smile. The premise built on fanboy/girl nerd culture is fun. I liked Destiny, and I'm not being biased. But I'm not interested in reading another volume.

2.5