Punk’s Reviews > FTL, Y'all!: Tales From the Age of the $200 Warp Drive > Status Update

Wayhome, Evan Dahm: A dark, troubling, and claustrophobic tale of homesteaders on an alien frontier. Contains interpersonal violence and the slaughter of a beast for food.

My Stars and Garters, by Ainsley Seago: Feels like a response to those ridiculously entitled Victorian LARPers with the blog, remember them?

The Senior Project, by Maia Kobabe: Two high school students work on their projects and grow closer. Cute, but--how do I put this--probably kills a lot of people in service of the happy ending.

Granddad's Second Wife, by Cheese Hayama and Earl T. Roske: Super fun art, but like non-con everything, including mind control, kidnapping, and alien penetration.

Solitary, written by David Andry, art by Paul Schultz, letters by Lucas Gattoni: A prisoner gets selected for a special mission. Super tight storytelling, very effective piece.

Story of a Rescue, by Nathaniel Wilson: Almost entirely infodump. Actually contains the phrase "as we all know."

Prodigal Son, by James F. Right and Little Corvus: The story of an asshole who went to space and didn't bring any condoms.

Microwave, Jay Eaton: A teenager and her two squabbling uncles experience some turbulence at the warp port.

Finders Keepers, by ahueonao: Three friends try to loot a luxury space station but their plan quickly hits a snag. Fun art and dialogue.

Failsafe, by Rachel Ordway: Contains suicide attempt.