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calamitymeat 's review for:
Monster High Pride
by Hannah Templer, Siobhan Keenan, Megan Brown, Bowen McCurdy
lighthearted
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
The art is so cute!! This is my first MH comic and I really do love it!!!
Two cute little stories! Clawdeen and Toralei make a cute couple and I'm glad they start their story off a little rocky because I think it's incredibly in character. They both have very strong personalities, so It makes more sense that they don't mesh together perfectly 100% of the time.
I wish Ghoulia had either gotten her own dedicated storyline, but this little storyline didn't really seem to fit into the Pride issue? It's a fun and cute little story and like I said, I wish it was given more time to be its own thing, but I also wish it was in a different comic. It kind of seems jammed in to fill a page count here. :/
Valentine and Spelldon's story is so cute! :,)
It's nice to see him again and I'm glad he's trying to redeem himself and become a better person. This story was half the length of the other one, but I think the pacing works for only being 10 pages. I don't think I really need it to be longer, I just want more of Spelldon and Valentine together.
Overall, I'm a little disappointed in how juvenile the comic is overall. The stories are life lessons for grade schoolers and are spelled out at the end like a children's TV show. I understand Monster High is a doll line and it's primary target audience is kids, but specifically a pride issue seems more for older fans. I'm not saying the characters need to fuck nasty on every page, but I do just wish this issue didn't feel like educational programming and was more similar to the novels that came out back when the series was first launched.
Two cute little stories! Clawdeen and Toralei make a cute couple and I'm glad they start their story off a little rocky because I think it's incredibly in character. They both have very strong personalities, so It makes more sense that they don't mesh together perfectly 100% of the time.
I wish Ghoulia had either gotten her own dedicated storyline, but this little storyline didn't really seem to fit into the Pride issue? It's a fun and cute little story and like I said, I wish it was given more time to be its own thing, but I also wish it was in a different comic. It kind of seems jammed in to fill a page count here. :/
Valentine and Spelldon's story is so cute! :,)
It's nice to see him again and I'm glad he's trying to redeem himself and become a better person. This story was half the length of the other one, but I think the pacing works for only being 10 pages. I don't think I really need it to be longer, I just want more of Spelldon and Valentine together.
Overall, I'm a little disappointed in how juvenile the comic is overall. The stories are life lessons for grade schoolers and are spelled out at the end like a children's TV show. I understand Monster High is a doll line and it's primary target audience is kids, but specifically a pride issue seems more for older fans. I'm not saying the characters need to fuck nasty on every page, but I do just wish this issue didn't feel like educational programming and was more similar to the novels that came out back when the series was first launched.