Welcome to Litsy!

I was not that impressed with this comic. The artwork was enjoyable but the dialogue felt a bit unimaginative.

#comicbook #comic #graphicnovel

I wanted to read something fun and quick.. ApocalypticGirl was so boring! It literally took me days to finished a 100 page comic...the relationship between her and the cat was cute , but other than that, it's really not worth reading. #sundayreads

Happy 2 Year Anniversary, my friend @Cinfhen 😽👏👏👏👏 That‘s quite a while!! And thanks for the #LitsyApocalypseGiveaway 💓💓
PS. The two I‘m most excited about on here are on the far right! Oh and the one on the far left 😹

*Lots of people have entered and I was tagged a few times but I tag @SkeletonKey and @Booksnchill in case they haven‘t entered yet 🙌🏼

@Kate.Braithwaite @Owlizabeth - great litten to follow who is also generously doing a giveaway! @Cinfhen

Attention Littens! @Cinfhen is celebrating her two year Litsy anniversary by hosting a giveaway! Go to her page for full details! 💗 I‘m tagging @kylienoele and @JessClark78

Graphic—no pun intended—violence aside, this one was interesting. I wished it was longer. ⭐️⭐️ + ⭐️ (for Jelly Bean, the adorable white kitty)

Yaaaaasssss! “A Sci-Fi epic about a postapocalyptic life (and cat ownership)” 🐱💥🌎

I love this book so much! Also, great to know that even after the apocalypse, cats remain excellent at helpingnothelping... 😂🐱

Sunday mornings are for coffee & comics...☕️📚

The art style is deceiving - this can be very violent. I enjoyed the art and the storyline a lot. I think the concept is interesting and wouldn't mind seeing it fleshed out more. It does work perfectly as a short, though.

Aria‘s only companion is a cat, Jelly Beans. Originally a 3 month mission, Aria has been on the planet for 6 years looking for an ancient artifact.

There was not much story depth to pull me into this one. The best thing about this graphic novel was the adorable Jelly Beans. #letsgetgraphicweeklongmarathon

#letsgetgraphicweeklongmarathon #tbr #letmeseeyourstack

Well, I woke up and can‘t fall back asleep 😴 so thought I‘d take a pic of one of my stacks for this graphic novel marathon.

•Simple yet lovely story about a girl & her cat trying to survive in a dystopian environment
•Artwork is a satisfying mix of atmospheric details reminiscent of manga, beautifully vibrant palettes to complement scenery & action, & classical comic drawings
•Not afraid of violence or blood
•Subtle references to classical music add dimension
•Her love for her cat is heartwarmingly adorable
•Good story
•4.25/5

#apocalypticgirl #graphicnovel #btat17

Taking a break from The Mummy Returns to start my 2nd book for #BooktubeAThon! This #comic has been on my list for 84 years. Time to tackle it.

#apocalyptigirl #andrewmaclean #dystopian #postapocalyptic #graphicnovels #btat17

#Riotgrams Day 2: #YellowCovers

I loved this comic so much!

Check out my full review: http://ericarobynreads.blogspot.com/2017/04/graphic-novel-review-apocalyptigirl....

Awesome graphic novel. Love the character, Aria (and her cat Jelly Beans 😻😻😻)

Short, Quick read, but the end was satisfying!
Aria was such a great character and I just Lost my heart for Jelly Beans!!!!
#24in48

Time to change books again! This one I got from my secret santa! #24in48

I liked the art, it's edgy and really cool. Anyhow the story seemed underdeveloped to me, like it was incompleted. I didn't really get the ending and did not relate to Aria, the protagonist. The cat was cute tho.

Some great comics that are #outofthisworld - it was hard limiting to just the four pictured! There's the continuation of Firefly, and then new series: Saga, Descender, and Apocalyptigirl. #booktober

I loved this story of a girl and her cat surviving on a hostile planet for three years after completing a mission. They pass the time rebuilding a robot and trying not to tangle with two warring tribes. She is plucky and endearing. Highly recommended.

This was such an interesting GN. Cute, but bloody and finishes off with an ending I can dig. Love it!

I liked the illustrations and the world/setting, but the story just didn't feel quite developed enough. I was left feeling like I was missing some things.