I just re-read this in order to refresh my memory since volume 4 just came out. I remember stumbling upon this volume first at the MoCCA festival and something about the art and the summary just intrigued me. And Renard as a stuffed toy?!? Brilliant! He is definitely one of the more interesting c...
Wonderful, I'd start kids off in 4th or 5th grade with it though.It is commonly said by followers of this comic that Tom Siddell (the artist and illustrator) knows everything because of all the little hints and details he hides in the backdrop and scenery of the illustrations. Lovable characters,...
Perfectly fine for 4th grade and up.I adore this book, I adore this comic. I am starting to believe that Tom really might know everything. His rendition of Coyote was beautifully spot on, and his knowledge of Coyote tales are fairly consistent. His characters are a pleasure to encounter, and the ...
The excellent thing about creating calm unflappable characters is that when something rattles them you really feel it. The end of this volume made me want to say comforting things to Antimony and offer a hug. And possibly tell her how much I appreciate her nope approach to romance. ^^ Honestly, I...