I received a free copy of this book through Net Galley.

I liked seeing these stories that I've read so many times adapted as manga, the art looks nice and really conveyed the mood and atmosphere. Overall, very solid collection!

I received a free copy of this book through NetGalley.

Quick and entertaining, the art didn't add all that much but the breakup stories were amusing (and sometimes appropriately horrifying) so I don't have a ton of complaints. It does what it sets out to do pretty well.

Really enjoyed this one. I liked the characters quite a bit, and when I didn't like them I still found them interesting and well-written. This is a good, fun adventure-romance novel.

Reminded me of [b:Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic 26135825 Fun Home A Family Tragicomic Alison Bechdel https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1440097020s/26135825.jpg 911368] a little bit. Sweet and honest with nice, expressive art.

I've liked all the volumes of Sex Criminals that I've read, but this and #3 kind of lack the spark of the first two. Still funny and enjoyable, this volume feels like filler at times. Hopefully things will improve from here on.

A paranormal mystery/family drama that handles both elements very well, building a suspenseful mystery alongside a surprisingly poignant family story. The writing really brought this up a level.

It's an entertaining pulpy vampire story with some clever twists on historical events, it just doesn't live up to the over-the-top potential of its ridiculous premise. I liked it enough.

A back-cover blurb from The Washington Post calls this book “touching, tragic and thrilling,” and those are three words that perfectly describe The Shadow of the Wind. It's a romance, a mystery, a grand adventure and something else that I can't quite pinpoint. I loved it.

Interesting concept executed pretty well, good atmosphere and writing. I don't have any major complaints, it just didn't blow me away. Pretty solid horror (ish?) novel.

I like this series a lot. The characters are all likable and pleasant and each issue is funny, lighthearted, and kind of sweet.

I've loved everything I've read from Victoria (or V.E.) Schwab and this is no exception. YA dystopia with a fantasy-horror twist, I often felt like it fell into some dystopian novel cliches, but for the most part it was interesting and original.

Charming and funny with an art style I really like.

This graphic novel just didn't entertain me as much as the comics. It's fun, but I wasn't into it.

Brilliantly written, powerful comic. Definitely lived up to the hype.

This volume impressed me even more than the first. Such a powerful conclusion to the story, great writing, art, and characters.