Andolfo delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. The details in both the characters and the environments are stunning. Read Full Review

Sweet Paprika #3 brings another chapter to its story that is equal parts humor and emotion. Andolfo continues to deliver a story that manages to entertain throughout while not diluting the impactful journey Paprika has been set on. Read Full Review

Mirka Andolfo continues to deliver a compelling story about a person who struggles with companionship, sexuality and work/life balance. The book continues to remain relatable despite the outlandish characters. Once again I've found myself enjoyingSweet Paprika from front to back. Read Full Review

I've been a little mixed on Sweet Paprika, but have to say I think the series is really starting to reel me in. Read Full Review

The dramatic metropolitan comedy is still fun, but it feels like its drawn rather unpleasantly out of the mundane. There isnt enough insight into the Paprikas complexity to move very far beyond the surface-level cliches that Andolfo has been playing with throughout the series thus far. If there was just a bit more attention paid to the weird cosmology of a world populated entirely by angels and demons, it might be a bit more appealing...but it wouldnt be a Mirka Andolfo series. The writer/artist has her own idea of what shes looking for, and she DOES seem to be making it work. Its just too bad that its not more interesting. Read Full Review

You're coming to the series because it's well drawn and full of hot and sexy times -- but removed from that, and you find a mostly unlikable main character, and even if she's like that as a product of her upbringing, the fact is that she's still unintentionally unsympathetic.