David Kelly (2) (1965–)

A rare glimpse into the life of a young boy coming to terms with his sexuality at a very young age through a series of comic strips. Poignant, charming and sometimes sad, this book deserves all kinds of good attention. Go buy it.

This certainly isn't a bad book, but it has the same problem as every anthology; wildly different styles and quality levels between the strips. Some of this is good, some of it is not so good, but honestly most of the stories are too short to make much of an impression. Very few have the room they need to make you feel like you know their characters.

As with the other anthologies, there is some quality disparities between the various strips, but I think the overall quality is higher. There's a lot of great material here, alternating between one page strips and mutli-page strips.

Collection of comics from various artists. Mixed bag, some quite entertaining, a few rather banal. I'm glad I read it.