joshgauthier's review against another edition
5.0
With comedy, satire, great art, and relevant themes, vol. 2 of March of the Crabs takes some unexpected turns while continuing to deliver everything that I enjoy about this series.
snchard's review against another edition
4.0
Oh my gosh crab politics are my favorite politics and I cannot wait for the translation of the final installment.
slimikin's review against another edition
4.0
My pithy review of this series (so far) mostly consists of delighted laughter. Which, alas, does not come across very well in print. So: Crabs! Crab politics! Feckless humans and evil lobster plots! Super-kind living fossils! The crab Chosen One! ...And one more volume to look forward to. :D
jessferg's review against another edition
4.0
This little story is just so endearing - who knew crabs could be so cute?!
This volume holds a little more character development and some good plot building. I'm struggling to think how this is only going to be a trilogy but can't wait to find out how it goes.
This volume holds a little more character development and some good plot building. I'm struggling to think how this is only going to be a trilogy but can't wait to find out how it goes.
glitterandtwang's review against another edition
4.0
Crabs!! I love these little marble crab guys. I am firmly on the side of the turning crabs. I don't know if there is a political allegory going on in France, but these little crabs are so cute that it doesn't matter. I'm so excited for the third volume to be translated!
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