Saga Vol. 2

it's just incredibly creative it makes no sense but it has an emotional core about family that feels so tangible and something that a little bit of everybody has experienced.

When I got to the end of this volume and saw volume 3 wasn't out yet I almost cried. I'm buying these on google play because I'm impatient but I'll but trying to get a hard copy from my local comic book shop cause I want that art on paper and in my hands.

As with the first volvume, the craftsmanship, time and love put into this project is evident from the first page. The character development and relationship building throughout the body of the volume is pleasing and warm; cold and angry. A genuine feeling of disapproval from the mother, and a heartfelt sense of love from the father, are both very evident and well written. My only gripes are as follows: 1, I didn't realize we were experiencing a flashback at one point; and 2, I read through it too quickly.