The Roanoke cabin is back and they're ready for something crazy...but Mal wouldn't mind
something normal, soft, and maybe quiet and harmless... It's definitely going to be
another fun camp adventure between best friends and the unknown!
Totally adorable and unashamedly feminist, Lumberjanes feels like it was written with people like me in mind, and when I say people like me, I mean girls. Girls as defined by them selves and not by their relationships with the men in their lives. Featuring both an all girl cast and creative team, Lumberjanes is an all-ages adventure for the hardcore lady types in your life. The boys too, but lets be honest, they get enough. Read Full Review
Lumberjanes #10 launches the girls on a new adventure with a more grown up tone to match some changes to the creative team. This is a great jumping on point in the series! Read Full Review
Lumberjanes #10 is an exciting journey into new territory for our favourite heroines, and features dinosaurs for two of them, because obviously. Noelle Stevenson and Shannon Watters have crafted the next part of this story with love and gentle care, and their storytelling really pays off, with artist Carolyn Nowak adding the cherry on top of the cake with her cutesy art. Read Full Review
If you've been reading the series to date, you don't need someone to tell you this, but if you haven't: Lumberjanes, as per usual, has more heart and spunk than just about any book on the stands these days. It's an absolute delight to read. Issue #10 is no exception. Read Full Review
As mentioned before, this comic could do no wrong last year. Lumberjanes was widely recognized as one of the best comics of 2014, and just recently received a nomination for outstanding comic book by the GLAAD Media Awards. If the creative team continues to push this series to the max, 2015 will likely be another glorious year for this rare gem of a series. Read Full Review
"Lumberjanes" #10 is back up to full speed after last month's "telling spooky stories" interlude, and that's a relief. Nowak's a great choice for a fill-in artist; you ultimately appreciate her efforts and it makes the temporary lack of Allen not so painful. If you haven't been reading "Lumberjanes," this issue is a perfect spot to jump on and quickly learn why it's such a popular series. Once again, "Lumberjanes" is a winner. Read Full Review
The best part of this new arc is that we already know the characters well; the girls and their relationships are established, and we know how they fit and work as a unit. It makes reading this issue like reading about your own friends, like a warm welcome back after a long weekend away. I'm so excited to see how this arc plays out, and to see how the girls and their friendships- and romantic relationships!- develop further. And let's not forget the badges: will Ripley earn that ballroom dancing badge? Fingers crossed. Read Full Review
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