Name: Stephen Mccranie's Space Boy
ISBN: 9781536462005

Stephen McCranie

Amy's friends are hurting, Cassie and David broke up, Amy is failing history, and she is afraid Oliver is going somewhere far away and never coming back, but even if she can't fix everything for her friends, it still means something to be there with

Stephen Mccranie's Space Boy

Amy lives on a colony in deep space, but when her father loses his job the family moves back to Earth, where she has to adapt to heavier gravity, a new school, and a strange boy with no flavor.

Izza

v. 1: "This book collects Space Boy episodes 1-16, previously published online at WebToons.com."

3.5 stars | I'm curious as to where this is going.

Ken Yuen

Pretty good. A lot of things that were set up earlier are paying off. Still don't know what's going on with Oliver. No spoilers, since I don't know, but I'm totally thinking he's a robot.

Felt like this was a real fast read. I still think Oliver is a robot.

After her crushing confrontation with Oliver, Amy searches for answers, which lead her to an old water containment facility.

Yeah, still pretty interesting. The series is in no rush to answer its questions, letting us bask in this world that the creator has made.

Thought that was Amy with her hair down on the cover instead of Cassie. Pretty neat episode for Cassie. From tropes, you'd expect Cassie to be the mean girl archetype, so it's nice to see she has more depth than that, even if she has a lot of room to grow.

Oh Oliver, where are you and what are you thinking right now? Because it's been a while since I read this series, so I genuinely don't remember what happened last time.

Stephen Mccranie's Space Boy

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