Jessica Jones: Alias Vol. 2 - 4 stars

Jessica Jones: Alias Vol. 3 - 4.5 stars

Rat Queens, Vol. 1: Sass & Sorcery - 5 stars

salt. - 5 stars

Through the Woods - 5 stars

We Should All Be Feminists - 5 stars (reread)

The Sun and Her Flowers - 5 stars

Chase Darkness with Me: How One True-Crime Writer Started Solving Murders - 5 stars

Favorite book(s) of the month:

e v e r y t h i n g

Books started this month but haven't finished yet:

Still, Tote Asche, If I'm Being Honest, Just One of the Royals, Das Spiel

Random ramblings:

In the beginning of the month I felt a reading slump coming, so I did the only thing I could think of, ditched all the books I was currently reading and picked up some comics and poetry, and a tiny book I have already read before. And it worked. I went back to the other books after that and even though I didn't finish them, I actually got a good few pages read in them. So, I would say, I managed to avoid the reading slump.
I'm also now up to date on all the podcasts I listen to and have to wait for new episodes, so I actually have the time to pick up books LOL

This could truly become my favorite!!!

I just love everything about it. I love the whole setting, I LOVE the characters. I LOVE THE ART. I truly love everything and everyone.

AAAAAAAH, this is so damn good!!!!

First chapter down and I'm already in love with these queens!!!!!

The second volume in the Superman/Wonder Woman title is two stars.  As a person who does not read Superman, I was horribly lost for part of this. There were some nice touches, but half the story is missing. The ending shorter stories were okay. The best being the one with the plant that Clark gave Diana.  

Now Rat Queens is five stars.  Because, in part, bluebirds are not on Dave's shoulders, but in his beard. DO NOT TOUCH THEM! They make him extra sexy.

Rat Queens is about a sell sword group of women who are basically a D&D group come to life (magic user, priest, fighter, thief). Like many D&D stories, they work out of a village/town/city that hires them and various other groups to destroy things. And there the similarities to D&D end unless you have played D&D with crazy people.

Which I have, but never this crazy.

You have in this book people of different beliefs, races, genders, skin colors, and body types. And sexualities. There is also plenty of blood and humor. This is not a book for children.

The book is surprising touching in some places as well. It's great fun.

It's gorgeous looking!

It's hysterical!

It's fun!

It's violent and of questionable taste!

I really really liked it.  *LOL*