When Freshers' Flu strikes the dorm, no one gets off easy. Daisy enters a onesided relationship with an offbrand Polish cold cure given to her by Ed Gemmell, Susan is forced into nicotine withdrawal, and Esther becomes incapable of distinguishing fever dreams from reality. Death stalks the dorm halls by night!
I wanted to love this, but just couldn't. The art was alright, I suppose, but the story was boring and hard to get through. Maybe I'll read a few more issues later, but not anytime soon.
Mne jebe... Toto je prokrastinácia jak hovado. Kristína spamätaj sa, máš tri skúšky tento týždeň a ty čítaš komixy... Ale info pre ostatných: je to super! :D
Okay this issue definitely shows more potential than the first one like I was trying so hard not to laugh during class. I don't know what was up with the first issue, but I guess it didn't click for me right away. Still, I'm at a level of interest where I'm not sure if this is something I want to binge read or just read when I'm bored.
This issue was hilarious! A bit more depth into the characters, it was funny seeing how each of them deals with a nasty cold. Reminds me of good old times while on university, away from home and learning how to go through those things by yourself. 5 stars issue.
This was kind of like a 'washing machine manual'.. the kind that sneakily finds its way into the machine mid cycle and turns into a soggy sodding pile of garbage. Flu-infested and, to be frank, irrelevant.
Not too shabby. Definitely better than the first issue. More consistent, no choppy jumps that took you out of the story. And rather than an info dump, we got to see the interactions and the characters develop.
Personally, I prefer Esther's characterization from Scary Go Round, but there is no question that John Allison has perfectly represented life on campus.