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Open Earth
by Sarah Mirk, Eva Cabrera, Claudia Aguirre
3.5 Stars
This graphic novel is odd, but in an intriguing way. The reader joins the crew of the California, space station that has no real clue if earth is alive or not. But that does not really play into the story. This is a story about relationships. About the first generation that has set new rules and moral code to live by. Where partnered people like parents are so old fashioned and everyone should be open and honest not just about daily life, but sex as well. That is the major hurdle this story gives the reader to jump. Our main character Rigo wants to cohabitate with her beau, but they are a very free society and she feels old fashioned. She doesn't want to be monogamous, but in an open relationship. Relationship is the bad word in this scenario. As I said I’m intrigued, and want to see how the story progresses.
This graphic novel is odd, but in an intriguing way. The reader joins the crew of the California, space station that has no real clue if earth is alive or not. But that does not really play into the story. This is a story about relationships. About the first generation that has set new rules and moral code to live by. Where partnered people like parents are so old fashioned and everyone should be open and honest not just about daily life, but sex as well. That is the major hurdle this story gives the reader to jump. Our main character Rigo wants to cohabitate with her beau, but they are a very free society and she feels old fashioned. She doesn't want to be monogamous, but in an open relationship. Relationship is the bad word in this scenario. As I said I’m intrigued, and want to see how the story progresses.