Gene Yuen Lang's comic adaptation brings out a surprising, relevant Superman story readers will undoubtedly enjoy. We need a book like this during this day and age, with racism issues still running rampant.
Preacher is just as gritty, dark, funny, and crazy as the TV show. Thanks to this comic, I want to read everything author Garth Ennis has created now.
Reading Giant Days made me wish I could go back to my college years. Maybe do things a little differently and see what could’ve happened (think alternate universes).
I promised myself I’d watch The Walking Dead (at least the first season) after I’ve read the comics. I’m a hardcore “Books first!” kind of girl.
Saga is one of my most surprising reads of 2019. I never thought Brian K. Vaughan would have me hooked on this story. Then again, he wrote Paper Girls and Y: The Last Man. I shouldn’t be surprised by now.
Ah Buffy, the teenaged slayer returns.
It’s almost the end of August, and I’m finally sharing my July 2018 book haul with you! July was an exceedingly active reading month. I read over 20 books, the majority were comics!
GOOD NEWS
I’ve completed one of my 2018 book resolutions: read three YA books! One goal down, two more to go! Now, here’s my May 2018 book haul!
Exquisite Corpse rubbed me off the wrong way. The story is meant to be a romantic comedy, but I found it mildly frustrating. The lead character is a lazy protagonist. She didn’t do much to get her happy ending and the way she got it was, well, I’ll try not to spoil it.
Can I read up to book #100 by the end of this spring?
If you’re new to this blog, I’ve set up a Goodreads challenge reading 333 books this year. I’ve read 51 books (including comics & manga) so far.
How many books you’ve read so far this year? How about this April? Here’s my book haul for April 2018.
Duckie's Book Nook 
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