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Fangs by Sarah Andersen

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fantatier's review against another edition

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emotional funny fast-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Character

4.0

Very cute little comic strip with some very charming panels.

tatyxb's review against another edition

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3.75

Corto. Lindo. Le faltó seguir como una historia. Pero fue tierno

watermelon_pepperoni's review against another edition

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5.0

READ: 07/22/24

Wholesome and funny, sweet and short. The jokes hit, and I can definitely see why it was rec'd after I read Bride. I don't have much else to say? I read it in fifteen minutes, so if you want something small to pick up, it's ideal.

Two of Cups - Read a book that explores the theme of partnership or the power of two (Week Three Significator: Wheel of Fortune - Read a book that represents your favorite season)

madelynmichaud's review against another edition

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4.0

so cute

ljrinaldi's review against another edition

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3.0

This is a very simple cartoon story about a vampire and werewolf falling in love and dating. That is basically it It is sweet. It is stupid, and it is fun, but that is about it. Nothing deep here. Light sort of stuff, from the same author who doesSarah's scribbles.

Dad humor. Sweet moments. It is not very long.

Quick read.

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4.0

This was a super quick, super cute romance between a vampire and a werewolf. Rather than following a plot as I anticipated, it offers snapshots of the life Elsie (the vamp) and Jimmy (the werewolf) lead together. I really enjoyed myself while reading this, and several panels made me laugh (like REALLY LAUGH) out loud. I also enjoyed the art style; black and white graphic novels aren't usually my jam but it really worked with the aesthetics of the characters. I did feel like we were tossed into the romance too soon and would have liked a panel or two of both characters before they met each other as a better introduction.
Thanks to Net Galley for an early copy!