Lola XOXO begins unimpressively. Siya Oum’s colorful, steampunk-y artwork is very pleasant, and part of why I picked up the issue, but the story begins a bit ho-humly. Our heroine, Lola, and a crew of men who have escaped their captors (see the previous volume of the Lola series) are trying to make their way […]
Alright, I am absolutely thrilled by this series so far. For new readers this is an excellent example of character building, development, and characterization for long time fans it’s like a refresher course setting up the character for a modern setting. With our world full of instant gratification this series doesn’t give that instead it’s […]
