The Grimmerians abandon their fight against the frost giants after learning Ülga's being held in captivity. Using what little she's learned of diplomacy, Ülga tries to find a way to end the threat of war before the kingdoms destroy each other, but she'll need the help of the other princesses.
I hope that people are buying this for their little girls and boys. Obviously I think little girls will benefit a bit more from the story, but boys too will benefit from it. It will show them strong leading ladies and help erase the lines of gender roles in our society and I think that's just as important as showing young girls they can be warrior princesses. Bottomline...read Princess Ugg. Read Full Review
With strong story-telling and illustrations from Naifeh, along with Wuchinich's colors, Princess Ugg #8 closes out this first volume/arc on a very high note. The best part is it concludes with an assurance of future Ulga stories that I am already eagerly anticipating. Read Full Review
"Ugla Will Return" is a promise made at the end of "Princess Ugg" #8, and I'm relieved. This series has been too fun to not continue and, hopefully, it will eventually get the attention it deserves. "Princess Ugg" was, is and no doubt will continue to be a winner. Read Full Review
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