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Great book series! Can't wait for the new one!!
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Better than the first
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The art is amazing, just like in the first installment. There are less jumps in the story, making it flow better than the first, which seemed disjointed at times. The word bubbles still need work making clear exactly who is talking, but it’s better than on the first volume. I’m looking forward to the third volume.
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