It's darn good comics, and you owe it to yourself to at least give it a try. Read Full Review

Lumberjanes #16 fills in a lot of gaps in the Camp for Hardcore Lady Type's past while setting up a danger and monster filled climax in the present. Noelle Stevenson and Shannon Watters continue their excellent character work with Bear Woman, Rosie, and especially Jen while bringing them and the Lumberjanes together for the final showdown. But the real highlight of this issue is the versatility of Brooke Allen as an artist and Maarta Laiho as a colorist as they go from the past to the present with some Were-mooses, group hugs, magical transformation sequences, and explosions along the way. Read Full Review

There is just so much joy and energy in the pages of Lumberjanes. This comic is a wonderful achievement. It's a happy, friendly comic that isn't ashamed of themes like friendship and loyalty. The art has always been a little wonky, but it's a wonkiness that totally works for the comic. Lumberjanes is a world unto itself, and I'm giddy for every little visit I get to make. Read Full Review

Lumberjanes #16 parallels the meaning of friendship between the child and adult characters, pays off some secrets and looks good doing it! Read Full Review

If you still need convincing that Lumberjanes is the bees knees, an Eisner win oughta do it. Fresh off their recent Best New Series victory, writers Noelle Stevenson and Shannon Watters continue their exploration of the history of the Lumberjanes, complete with domineering counselors, shape shifting bear-women and a not-so-little thing called a Grootslang Read Full Review

"Lumberjanes" #16 is fun as ever, and it's a shame to see co-writer and co-creator Noelle Stevenson depart at the end of this storyline next month. Hopefully, the book will maintain its momentum with Watters, Allen and the rest, because I've come to love "Lumberjanes" too much to see it take a misstep. This is, yet again, a real joy to read. Read Full Review

Great adventure to be had as this second major arc in the Lumberjanes story comes racing towards its conclusion. For comic readers of all ages this is highly recommended. Read Full Review

Overall, I’m going to say this is one damn good book. If you haven’t read Lumberjanes thus far, you’re missing out. This most recent issue is freaking awesome, too! It’s a good all ages book that brings up a lot of social issues, but is lighthearted at the same time. These girls are people I would have loved to be friends with when I was their age. I feel like I know them so well, and you will, too. Read Full Review