Sara’s Comments (group member since Jan 01, 2017)

Sara’s comments from the I Read Comic Books group.

Chad wrote: "I hope they never explain how the animals became sentient. Anything Bennett comes up with is going to sound hokey. There's no physical way most animals could ever talk, especially insects and the l..."

Yes, that they don't need to explain. But I would like the story to be slower, so you could understand how the mankind and animals got to "get along"

Just finished volume one for the first time.

I really like the overall setup story, but I feel a lack of explaining of what went on. The time elapses to fast and I feel a lack of character development. Nevertheless, it still got me interested in the next volumes, it seems to hint that they are going to get more deep into how it all came to the point of the story, so I'm looking for that.

Really liked the overall look of the animals.

I'm a bit late. I also há histórias book in the to read list. I agreed with the confusion in the plot in the beginning. But, I really liked the story line, a beautiful tale, about harsh subjects. I'm gonna definatly read the second volume, although I also don't feel that is foi grande to be has good. Probably going to feel like a spin off.

Was also surprised to find out that the writer work e on planet bitch also, very different.

Have you read any other series by him? ."

Only saga and now paper girls. One day I want to pick Y: The Last Man.

Kate wrote: "How did it compare to Saga for you? "

I think the rhythm of how things occur is a bit the same, possibly by the adding of little random things while the story progresses that you just end up accepting naturally. The storis are also told in a light and weird funny way. Also, the artists of both use a lot of solid colors which I enjoy a lot. Brian must have an eye to partner with them.

Storywise, is pretty different I think and while I see young kids reading paper girls I don't think Saga is so much appropriate.

I tried to read Saga in single issues and had the same problem as you guys with paper girls. One issue doesn't seem to develop enough. And then each issue takes so much to come out...

I wanted to read paper girls for quite some time, so thank you for finally making me do it. I am a big fan of Saga and therefore I pay attention when I see Brian K. Vaughan name.

I was very pleased with this volume, it made the story quite intriguing I definitely will keep reading the next volume. Loved the teenage characters and their little gang, the nerdy sci-fi concepts and the ?upsidedown? (it kinda remembers me of strange things, is it just me?).

Kait wrote: "Ok to air.

I have to agree with Alex in just about everything. I had a hard time distinguishing between the main men in the different timelines because they looked so similar. I also had a hard ti..."

I have read all the Fatale books recently, I really like this books. I believe that most of the questions that you have raised are answered in the next volumes. I also believe that the book is written in a way for the reader to ask exactly those questions, and to have some confusion regarding the male characters, so that the story focuses on the main character . That's why I though your review was so intersting.

Overall, I really enjoyed all the saga of Fatala, I did sense that in some point they didn't know were the story was ending... and that they tried to excessively devolop the female character through the eyes of the guys and something is lacking... but overall I love the noir, femmale fatale, terror combination. This was the first comic of the kind for me.

Fatale, Vol. 1: Death Chases Me from Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips, because it's so different from anything have read so far. Its a femme fatale/mysticism/thriller/terror story. So many things different weird things that fit so well together.

Mike wrote: "Sara wrote: "Just finished Guardians of the Galaxy (war of kings), realy enjoyed it.

I'm going to start to read Fatale ths week, It's been on my want to read list for quiet some time. And I like ..."

Sure will! Some time ago Iread on a book shop part of the first volume and was hooked. I was now able to buy all volumes for a reasonable price so I am aiming for a marathon

Carl wrote: "Currently Reading Saga Vol. 3.
Up next is Preacher Book 2
I should probably get around to reading Lucifer Books 2 and 3, they've been on my shelf since last December.

What I've read this month:
Y:..."

I'm a huge fan of Saga and I think of going t the image comics site to check for updates, Y: the last man and paper girls have inevitable caught my eye. Do you recommend it?

Just finished Guardians of the Galaxy (war of kings), realy enjoyed it.

I'm going to start to read Fatale ths week, It's been on my want to read list for quiet some time. And I like too switch between comics and graphic novels

I've been reading X-Men: Onslaught, already in the 3rd volume. Really big saga. Took same time to get to the action but, I am enjoying it quite a lot

It's the first book I read from WW, never caught my attention I guess. I enjoyed quite a lot, mostly because it shows a different narrative, less heroic I guess.

I do agreed with the critics of Jen, the spoiled part took a lot of time and with kate, it wouldn't be a good serialized series. But, has a OGN its very interesting, mostly because it can allow it self to be a bit more different.

I just have to point out the drawing of the book, it is mesmerizing, truly truly beautiful. The book is worth it alone by the drawings