This delightful addition to Shaw and Apple’s best-selling Sheep series encapsulates the whimsical chaos of bedtime through the tale of a flock of sheep that can't seem to settle down for the night. Thankfully, a kind and resourceful sheepdog is on hand to soothe each sheep’s concerns with gentle remedies that range from a warm blanket to a comforting drink of water.

What truly sets "So-Called Living" apart is its art. The comic is a visual feast, with full-color illustrations that bring Jack and his world to life with a vibrancy that leaps off the page. The artistry is reminiscent of a supernatural "Friends" ensemble, where each character, from werewolves to surprisingly menacing bunnies, is rendered with detail and expressiveness that adds depth to the storytelling

 Bound's narrative reaches a pivotal phase in Issue #7, blending post-apocalyptic, sci-fi, and horror genres. With five issues left, the story escalates rapidly, revealing long-awaited answers and captivating the audience.

"Binky, the Space Cat" is a captivating graphic novel with a concise yet touching narrative. From the perspective of Binky, an endearing feline protagonist, we embark on a thrilling adventure to protect his beloved family from pesky alien invaders. Through Binky's determination and courage, young readers are introduced to themes of bravery, loyalty, and the power of imagination.

Rafael’s art was reminiscent of some of the classic newspaper comic strips and had a warm and adventurous storyline.

It wasn’t until I was halfway through the story that I noticed that it was the second book in a series, but one does not have to read the first book, ‘Giants Beware’ to enjoy this book.

I particularly loved that it was heartfelt and funny, and I could tell that Dan and Jason had an enjoyable time making the book.  This is what stands out for me.  The sheer joy and humor in the book made it engaging.

I have been enjoying reading some of the comics that I bought through doing Proxibid. One of them is the old New Universe series ‘Kickers Inc’. Jim Shooter created the line of in celebration of Marvel Comics’ 25th anniversary.