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Paper Girls #7 by Matt Wilson, Cliff Chiang, Brian K. Vaughan

3.0

reflective sad tense fast-paced

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I understand that the younger Erin is young and from 1988. However, how she is treating her older self is very alarming. It’s also a tale tale of the time and mental health not being prioritized or even discussed. Younger Erin believes that her future self is mentally unstable, her words not mine. It’s also unfortunate that she believes that because her older self have anxiety that she is incapable of helping. I understand that this whole situation is very stressful even the older Erin said that you know this is in just unfair to you guys this is all so unfair to me. And in the true fashion of teenagers they are unable to view the situation outside of themselves. Which is why most teenagers are often self involved or selfish. In these for teenagers, or in this specific comic, these three teenagers are no exception to that rule. In addition this comic book talks about Apple and also Amazon and a way that describes the negative effect that they have on other businesses by monopolizing goods and trading. The only thing I agreed with in this comic with Mac is when Mac said that we will never get a female president in America. Because that is truly how I feel because of toxic masculinity in this country. Mac got some terrible news in this comic series. It was heartbreaking actually.

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