oof, this one was not nearly as good as the first. it was extremely hard to follow - too many people talk over each other in sentence fragments. i was exhausted keeping up. and i hated zero and ginger’s relationship - the emotions were way too strong for how little foundation was laid. and ginger was so nasty about friend zoning that i do not trust him at all.

Picked this one up because it was on Oni Press, same as Scott Pilgrim. The cover reviews assured me that it was "cool." Was put off at first by the slang and non-sensical moments. And I kept getting the characters confused. But I stuck with it and liked it alright.

Overall, I enjoyed this volume more than the first one. I thought it was more cohesive and made more sense. I also really enjoyed the Bryan Lee O’Malley of it all.

However, I felt it took less risks and therefore was less intriguing than the first one. I also felt it suffered from similar issues as the first volume, mainly underdevelopment of several plot points (though to a lesser degree than the first volume). I also would have liked to see a stronger connection between the two volumes to create a stronger timeline/narrative.

This was such a cute story with great illustrations. I really love Zero's character. This volume centered around a well done love story that wasn't too sappy and had just the right amount of awesome.

I also really liked the set up of disrupted timelines. At times it was confusing, but the overall effect was brilliant. Sometimes there was flashbacks within flashback,s which were a little hard to follow, but this was compensated for by having different artists illustrate the flashback scenes. This has a very beautiful effect as each flashback was separated by its own distinct style.

Very well put together piece of work.

Twitch though!!!!

Twitch though!!!!