One of the beautiful things about coming-of-age fantasy stories is the fact that they are so relatable to everyone. Whether you are a geeky high schooler or a full-grown adult, we all know what it is like to be going through that process and this issue does a wonderful job of playing on what that is like while also adding something new and exciting to the mix. I for one can't wait to see what worlds Lucy might wake up in next. Read Full Review

I don't know what I was expecting with this comic series but I want more. BOOM! has another fun one on their hands that hopefully becomes an ongoing based on the first issue. There's so much potential here and a voice about it all that's fun and entertaining, exactly what comics should be. Read Full Review

Lucy Dreaming #1 is the start of an intriguing miniseries with endless possibilities.Fans of Bemis's other works, such as Moon Knight, won't be disappointed by his latest project. Most readers will find themselves immersed in both the real world and the dream world. Lucy Dreaming #1 grabs your attention from page one and makes you want more even after the final page.It is that immersive quality of the storytelling thatactually caught me off guard. I am definitely intrigued and looking forward to the second issue in this series. Read Full Review

If you liked the 1994 film The Pagemaster or enjoyed Vertigo's more contemporary The Unwritten, you're going to adore Lucy Dreaming. If you have a younger reader that has a knack for daydreaming, they're going to love watching Lucy's opening chapter unfold. It's a familiar premise that has gotten a much-needed upgrades than to the thoughtful and fantastic creative team. It's fun and smart in all the ways you want a young-adult comic in 2018 to be. Read Full Review

Definitely check out Lucy Dreaming. Its a weird romp into a fantastical idea that has a well-developed main character and has laid the groundwork for an intriguing series. Read Full Review

You can also totally tell Max Bemis and Michael Dialynas are Star Wars fans. The Star Wars is strong with this one. And it's amazing. Read Full Review

A welcome coming of age tale that manages to deftly mix fantasy with typical teenage struggles. Read Full Review

A fun and funny start to an engaging fantasy adventure. Read Full Review

So, while the core concept isnt exactly revolutionary, the execution is nothing less than impeccable, with a wonderfully relatable protagonist and some striking artwork throughout. Yet another new BOOM! Studios series to keep an eye out for then, and I absolutely cant wait until next month to see where Lucy's dreams take her next. Read Full Review

A teenage coming of age drama meets an out of this world fantasy adventure. Boom! Studios new comic raises above the cliches with an engaging script and expressive art. Read Full Review

The artwork for this issue was great, and if I'm being honest half the reason why I wanted to read it in the first place. The colors are bright and bold " especially in the backgrounds, and they're unafraid to mix colors and add texture as needed. I like that both versions of Lucy are distinct " yet you could still immediately tell it was her. That was very well done, if I may say so. Read Full Review

Lucy Dreaming could find its footing and become a sleeper hit or fail to rise to the challenge, only time will tell. Read Full Review