Paper Girls, Book One

This comic was a lot more exciting than I anticipated! I honestly didn't know what to expect when I started reading it, and now it's hard to review it without spoilers (which I will still avoid in my review).

We follow four 12-year-old girls who deliver newspapers in their neighborhood in 1988. Soon, strange things begin to happen and as the reader follows the girls through it all, they slowly learn more and more about about what's going on.

I like Brian K. Vaughan's world-building. He gives us a unique and well thought-through setting with interesting characters.

The girls are portrayed as realistic 12-year-olds, making age-appropriate impulsive decisions, which is a lot harder to pull off than it may seem.

There was a thing that I thought was too melodramatic, but with all the things going on, it didn't stand out that much.