I added this to my collection to have a book that I can continuously go back to when my grief sneaks up on me, and I am so unbelievably happy that I stumbled upon this book. It not only covers personal grief, but also grieving with a partner, and generational and racial grief (which I feel needs to be discussed a lot more in our turbulent social climate). This book doesn't try to drill a grief timeline into your head but teaches you how to live with your grief and validate that it'll never go away despite the rise of toxic positivity (which I fully admit I had tried during parts of my own grieving journey). This is absolutely a book that I will be recommending to people that are looking for some kind of relief in understanding their grief.

This is very much the book I needed going into the month of my mom's 10-year anniversary of her death. It's filled with a beautiful combination of feel-good, humor, heartache (with many tears shed on my part), and thought-provoking moments. This is how magical realism SHOULD be written.

This is such a well done and easily digestible showcase of how fucked up our current state of society is. In my heart, this is a 5 star graphic novel, but since this is an unfinished series, unfortunately we will never come to a conclusion. Super powered beings are a dime a dozen in comics, but I think this book created a unique story that is applicable to our lives today.

Well-developed characters, excellent world-building, fast-paced with an ACTUAL story (I prefer my smut to have SOME plot), and top-tier spice! I definitely think my rating will change depending on how the other books in the series go, but I will say that this is a strong start to the series and can't wait to read more.