Kurt Lustgarten

Kiwi Smith

Wilder and her friends continue their adventures, exploring the secrets of their sleepy hometown. Wilder, Macy, Dot, Karma and Ed continue their hunt for notorious pirate Black Mary’s secret treasure, and uncover their sleepy town’s hidden secrets. With tensions running high, and the smell of the sea (and unclaimed treasure) fresh on the breeze, the girls will have to work together to keep clear of the Denbys and Horace Shipp, not to mention Wilder’s increasingly suspicious sheriff mom, to get out of this without walking the plank! Collects issues 5-8 of the acclaimed series written by Kirsten ‘Kiwi’ Smith (Legally Blonde) and Kurt Lustgarten, and illustrated by fan-favorite artist Naomi Franquiz. Expect more crackling banter and a hoard of pirate booty in this series’ exciting conclusion!

Misfit City

Sarah Sammis

Marginalized utopia maze -- 66FFCC

n terms of the road narrative spectrum, the second book is an advancement in the spectrum placement. While the travelers remain marginalized throughout the duology, where they manage to travel to advances from uhoria, a no-time, to utopia, a no-place. The treasure is on an unknown, invisible location, available only to the most worthy of treasure hunters. Their final route isn't through the cornfield of the previous book. Instead it's through a maze. There is danger. There are blind alleys.

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brianna

Loredana

This second and last part of this comic is, just as the first one, a success.
The girl's adventure to the treasure of Mary is still going. The art is great and the story hooking. I loved that the 4 girls are different from each other and complete each other.
It's quick to read and I really enjoyed it. It's perfect if you are need of adventure but not ready to dive in a whole novel.

Misfit City

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