by Ted Naifeh
This second volume in the Courtney Crumrin series is superior to its predecessor. It's atmospheric and creepy, and a bit sad underneath it all. Courtney is not remotely a sweet little girl. She's cranky and isolated from her peers. She has a devious nature. However, she's also decent and kind when s...
Star Rating Art: 5 Stars Star Rating Story: 5 Stars Self Purchase, hardback. First Impression: Seems as fun as the 1st in the series. Plot/Storyline: Better than the first book. More involved. Art/Colors: Dark and bold, love the colors. Characters: I love Courtney. I like how she’s grumpy...
I certainly loved "Courtney Crumrin and the Coven of Mystics", the second installation in the Courtney Crumrin series. In this volume, Courtney's still adjusting to school life as well as studying under the wing of her uncle, but several strange occurances in the forest near her home prompt Courtney...
I certainly loved "Courtney Crumrin and the Coven of Mystics", the second installation in the Courtney Crumrin series. In this volume, Courtney's still adjusting to school life as well as studying under the wing of her uncle, but several strange occurances in the forest near her home prompt Courtne...
Disclaimer: I received an ARC via Netgalley. School is difficult at the best of times. For Courtney Crumrin, it’s even worse. Her teacher has got her number in more ways than one. And then, there’s something lurking in the forest, and it’s not just Butterworm and his brother Butterbug. It’s got ...
I liked this one better than the first one. The first one was definitely more of an intro, and this had a more cohesive and interesting plot. It's quite deep for a children's comic, I was pleasantly surprised with the darkness of Courtney and the corruption in the "Coven of Mystics". They're adult s...
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