A review by sabriel
Kim & Kim Vol 3: Oh S#!t It's Kim & Kim by Magdalene Visaggio, Eva Cabrera, Claudia Aguirre, Joe Corallo
4.0
I enjoy the Kim & Kim series a lot. There are plenty of pop culture references, typically subtle unless you know them (like here Kim Q. plays Dabo from Star Trek), lots of humor, nearly all of the characters are queen in some fashion, and there's a trans subplot going on.
One thing the series has always been, including here, is that everything happens SO FAST. Maybe it's a good thing because it makes me read each volume 2-3 times, but that also means that I feel like I've missed or overlooked too much in my first read.
In any case, I did enjoy this latest volume and I adore the art. Art has always been a very strong point for the series and it continues.
One thing the series has always been, including here, is that everything happens SO FAST. Maybe it's a good thing because it makes me read each volume 2-3 times, but that also means that I feel like I've missed or overlooked too much in my first read.
In any case, I did enjoy this latest volume and I adore the art. Art has always been a very strong point for the series and it continues.