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burntotears 's review for:
Mooncakes
by Suzanne Walker
This one was really cute! I loved the art, of course, as we know Wendy Xu is a great artist already (having read Tidesong first). I can see some of the similarities in how Wendy depicted magic in this story and in Tidesong as well.
I'm a big sucker for werewolves, but this is the first time that I've really seen the concept of a werewolf having its own sort of magic. We all know the concept of shapeshifters is kind of inherently magic, sort of, but not really in the way that witches are. But this gives a different sort of spin on that in that wolves have their own brand of magic that's different from witch magic which I thought was a cool concept!
The plot wasn't anything out of this world, but still good and for a one volume graphic novel the romance was as quick as to be expected. I liked most of the characters, though the bad guys were pretty one-note.
I'm a big sucker for werewolves, but this is the first time that I've really seen the concept of a werewolf having its own sort of magic. We all know the concept of shapeshifters is kind of inherently magic, sort of, but not really in the way that witches are. But this gives a different sort of spin on that in that wolves have their own brand of magic that's different from witch magic which I thought was a cool concept!
The plot wasn't anything out of this world, but still good and for a one volume graphic novel the romance was as quick as to be expected. I liked most of the characters, though the bad guys were pretty one-note.