A Review in Comics by Nicelle Davis: Adam Gallari’s We Are Never As Beautiful as We Are Now
[Roxane Gay / April 20th, 2010 / Reviews ]
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You definitely caught my interest. I love the comic style–reminiscent of the Introducing Freud/Existentialism/Semiotics etc. series. Being obsessed with makeover shows, I especially love the Wonder Woman make-under. My only criticism is I feel Super Book Dork needs some kind of accessory, but I’m not sure what! : )