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Notes:
(1) Well, that was pure agony. As much as I hated the insufferably preachy first half, I'd gladly take it over the desert-dry, mentally-suffocating second half.
- Reading it feels like holding your breath.
(2) The art is terrible! Not that it's outright ugly or inept panel-to-panel, but you just can't tell a story with it.
- It leeches all motivation to move forward.
— Aug 29, 2024 02:55AM
Hit-Girl, Vol. 6: Hit-Girl in India

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Notes:
(1) Fun fact, I took a "Sociology of Gender" course in college, which focused a lot on hijras, probably because the professor was a hijra (or hijra adjacent).
- With that in mind, I'd never have imagined I'd have to ever suffer through another lecture on hijras, which is what this is: a lecture.
(2) I hate when comics veer into the realm of unabashed social advocacy.
— Aug 28, 2024 11:40PM
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Notes:
(1) I don't expect much from this, at least from what I've read of Peter Milligan.
- Though, to give him the benefit of the doubt, I've only read his DC work, so it could be he's totally different doing indie books.
(2) Just flipping through to look at the art, it seems fairly interesting.
- Now, whether "interesting" translates to good will require more examination.
— Aug 28, 2024 08:50PM
Hit-Girl, Vol. 6: Hit-Girl in India


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