LDB continues to impress. This issue really expands the new relationship in LDB's life. Struble and Grace have really hit their stride with the series. We're going to have to wait a while for the next issue, but it will be worth it. Read Full Review

If youve never given Lil' Depressed Boy a chance youre missing a very enjoyable comic from Image. Read Full Review

This is an unusual story told unusually well. Read Full Review

Once again, LDB handles the joy and pain of normal life with a gorgeous and surreal narrative. Everything happening in this story could happen to any of us, yet Struble's writing is so romantic, so melancholy that it feels like a world just outside our own. It's not easy to make the mundane interesting, but Struble pulls it off. He knows when dialog works best and when to turn the scene over to Grace alone. It gives LDB a cinematic quality, as if you're reading a small indie film instead of watching it. Read Full Review

If you haven't read The L'il Depressed Boy, I highly recommended you start. Now if you'll excuse me, I have some catching up to do. RECOMMENDED. Read Full Review