One of my favorite comics in this world is Lumberjanes, which might actually surprise some people. Typically I suggest a lot of darker and more mature reads, but this book is a fun and sweet tween read. All of the characters are technically within the tween age range, April even uses it in an argument with a sasquatch, which is not something you would see every day. At the Lumberjanes camp a group of five girls have been brought together as part of Roanoke cabin and their summer has been anything, but normal. Continue reading “Lumberjanes Comic Highlight from @kleffnotes”

Glenn Matchett is back with a sequel to his P.I. focused comic Sparks, which I previously wrote about as well as a few other works by Matchett. What makes this addition a bit of a shift in tone is that fact that it gives us not only a current day murder, but also flashes back to show readers how Mel Sparks came to be where she is today. This gripping read will push you to embrace and understand what can happen when someone finds themselves pushed to the edge. Continue reading “Sparks: The Way I Was Comic Review ( @glenn_matchett ) from @kleffnotes”

I saw Strong Female Protagonist at a bookstore and on a whim decided that I wanted to check this two book series out. This was one of the best decisions of my reading career. Yes, I’m saying I have a career in reading, I do a lot of reviewing which means that combined with pleasure reading seems like a career level amount of time. This series might focus on a former superhero, but it is nothing like your traditional superhero read. Continue reading “Strong Female Protagonist Comic Review from @kleffnotes”

After Ruby’s homecoming party, which pushed her to take back on her Geek-Girl persona, this extra-sized issue is jampacked with Geek-Girl goodness. After talking with Neon Girl, Geek-Girl is back and going after the League of Larcenists. Get ready to geek out with the latest issue of Geek-Girl. Continue reading “Geek-Girl #4 Comic Review from @kleffnotes”