Shade, the Changing Girl #9
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| Writer | Cecil Castellucci |
| Artist | Marley Zarcone, Audrey Mok, Brittney Williams |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Part two of Shade's visit to Gotham City, the first stop on her tour of America. What will happen when she uses madness to get reality to line up with her American dreams? And now that her enemies on Meta have tracked Shade and the madness coat to Earth, she no longer has to worry about how she's going to get back to her home planet-because Shade's home planet is coming to her! All this and a new "Life With Honey" tale illustrated by guest artist Brittney Williams (Goldie Vance).
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9.0
DC Comics News - Matthew Lloyd
Jun 07, 2017This is an issue that really makes the reader think. It maintains that off-beat feel, while managing to say something deep and relevant to everyday life. Not many comics get to do that. You not only think. You feel it, as well. Read Full Review
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8.6
Geeked Out Nation - Jess Camacho
Jun 07, 2017"Shade, the Changing Girl" #9 is another excellent issue in this series and I'm really eager to see where else Megan/Loma goes in her journey across the world. She's got so much to learn and so much to see and because this is this series, it will be imaginative with a very unique perspective. Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Jun 07, 2017A strong issue that captures the weirdness of youth in a variety of ways. Read Full Review
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8.5
Weird Science - Chris
Jun 07, 2017Heartbreaking and beautiful at the start, with a nice amount of story progression throughout. This story feels like it's happening on several fronts, all of which receive just the right amount of "screen time". All told, another wonderful issue of Shade. Read Full Review
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8.5
Comic Book Bin - Deejay Dayton
Jun 07, 2017The subplots with her friends back home, and the pursuit of her by the authorities on Meta, both continue, but are very much secondary in this issue. Thats fine. Its really well balanced, giving one a complete story within a larger story within the larger overall framework. Read Full Review
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8.5
This was a good issue, about music and what it means, and how it feels to watch the bands we love get older, and grow old ourselves. Pretty much a standalone issue, this is a good example of Shade's appeal.
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