Mark Siegel (1) (1967–)

I was a bit confused by the fantasy world, but still enthralled. I'm excited to see it all come together as the series continues. This is great for young graphic novel fans!

I knocked off a star because some of the exposition felt forced and clunky, particularly around page 42 when Oona and Vector meet and suddenly trust each other, make a big discovery, and decide to work together. It felt a bit corny and rushed. But there is so much action and world-building packed into this quick read. It's forgivable.… (altro)

Again, beautiful artwork intertwined with a whimsical world and magical ones save the world story. I really enjoyed the first volume and this one was good as well but suffered from some massive info-dumps. If not for the illustrations, I would have taken longer to finish this. I will admit some of my annoyance may have been because it's been so long since I read the first volume.

I didn't like how Jax completely disappeared but if vol 3 shows it was worth it, I will allow it. Also, why did Jessa have to sacrifice herself? I understand there has to be a dramatic oompf! ending, but I'm disappointed. I think Oona's the only female main character now.… (altro)