"This book is a JOY MACHINE." - Gail Simone
Jonna may be having the time of her life as a newly minted monster-bashing celebrity, but Rainbow finds her experience exploring their new hidden city refuge to be a little less affirming. Wandering the food stalls and back alleys of a teeming underground metropolis isn't so fun when you're super hungry and broke! Plus, we check in on Nomi and Gor as they follow the sisters' path through the ruined wasteland filled with deadly beasts. Another exciting issue of the all-ages hit everyone is talking about!"
Jonna and the Unpossible Monsters is multifaceted as it features a clean and pleasing art style, and an all-ages story that has you rooting for the hero even in the most mundane of moments. On top of this, longtime readers can find little details and visual ideas at work that are new. It's a comic that's endearing, fun, and not to be missed. Read Full Review
Jonna and the Unpossible Monsters #6 may only trace a single segment of the story"barely addressing any character beyond Rainbow"but her journey through such an engaging setting under so much pressure is a thrill to read. Once again I cannot wait to see what the next issue may bring. Read Full Review
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