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#Choose20 comics that stayed with you or influenced you. One comic a day, in no particular order. No reviews, no explanations. Just covers. Day 10: Grayson 5

@Jadams89 Thank you for the pet friendly #StuffedStockingSwap box of goodies! Theo enthusiastically approved of the toy and treats! I‘m very excited to solve the adorable animal advent calendar puzzle. The book is absolutely gorgeous! I can‘t wait to read it and add to my home library! Thank you for your kindness 🤗 Happy Howlidays 🐾

@Avanders Thank you for hosting another wonderful swap! ❄️ 🩵💙

Never watched the tv series. Is it any good? Or is the actor playing the Witcher just smokin‘ hot?

Comic was serviceable. Not the best antihero comic I‘ve ever read but if you like the show you‘ll surely like this too.

I shoulda been paying attention to who the publisher & artist is. Reminded me much of Mike Mignola Hellboy books.

My picture of the cover didn‘t come out quite right I apologize. I loved the book though and Gertie is fluffin‘ great. I missed her and I can‘t wait until I can get my hands on volume 7. It‘s on order at the library.

I loved being back with Gertrude. She hasn‘t changed at all. This volume was sparkling with writer‘s joy.

I also loved chapter 5 where you can download a song and have it playing while you‘re “reading” the fight game.

I love being back with Gertrude again

It was an okay graphic novel. I don't know a lot about the main character, but I did like the plot of the story. I rated this book a 3 out of 5 stars.

#AboutABook Day 22: #YouGifted our college kid who is fascinated with Junji Ito. Maybe this will serve as a new addiction.

This book serves not only as a biography of Baron von Steuben, but also a celebration of queerness found in the margins of history.

A lot of monsters get bloodily dispatched in a variety of ways, & there's slightly more of Geralt having baths than I personally thought was necessary (but others might have a greater penchant for those scenes than me 🛀).
While some of the monsters have tragic backstories, at the point Geralt meets them they are generally in his “deserve to die“ category, except in the Fox Children storyline, which is more nuanced.
There is some soul-searching ⬇️