spiderpirates's review
5.0
to read this under cover surrounded by a storm could not have been more fitting.
a book where deep, slow breathing is necessary. not to cope with heavy subject matter but to stop rushing through what seems such a simple read.
i am so grateful for stories told through images that i have to scan from corner to corner.
there is such depth in world building in so few pages, through such a simple story. but it is not simple.
the token must be caught by a serene hot air balloon, pass through congregations of laughing stalagmites, and roll its way through impossible labyrinths.
koyama press in my opinion is unmatched, this is my first read of Jurevicius’. it has been a long while since i have found a comic that has made me feel this full.
a book where deep, slow breathing is necessary. not to cope with heavy subject matter but to stop rushing through what seems such a simple read.
i am so grateful for stories told through images that i have to scan from corner to corner.
there is such depth in world building in so few pages, through such a simple story. but it is not simple.
the token must be caught by a serene hot air balloon, pass through congregations of laughing stalagmites, and roll its way through impossible labyrinths.
koyama press in my opinion is unmatched, this is my first read of Jurevicius’. it has been a long while since i have found a comic that has made me feel this full.
lucasrene's review
4.0
Psychedelic trip into another world of transformation. Beautiful colours and illustrations.
emkoshka's review
2.0
There's weird and then there's so weird you don't have a clue what's going on. The illustrations are quite striking but the story, something about going to a mountain to order an annual 'face changing' for the community, was beyond me. I guess I like my surrealism underpinned by some reality still.
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