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A review by gabriele_queerbookdom
Planet of the Nerds by Paul Constant
3.0
ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review
Chad, Steve and Drew, three high school jocks, are inadvertently frozen in 1988 by a disastrous cryogenics experiment, only to be revived in 2019, a nerd-ruled future.
In a time when the 1980s nostalgia has engulfed the world, Planet of the Nerds perfectly hits its mark, reminding of a past era with humour and nevertheless staying contemporary.
The graphic novel is as an easy, fun read with its fast-paced plot, offering interesting little twists, and its realistic and relatable characters. Drew, in particular, shines over them all as a smart and proactive young man, despite society.
Decidedly recommended: Planet of the Nerds can entertain young and old alike in its unique way.
Chad, Steve and Drew, three high school jocks, are inadvertently frozen in 1988 by a disastrous cryogenics experiment, only to be revived in 2019, a nerd-ruled future.
In a time when the 1980s nostalgia has engulfed the world, Planet of the Nerds perfectly hits its mark, reminding of a past era with humour and nevertheless staying contemporary.
The graphic novel is as an easy, fun read with its fast-paced plot, offering interesting little twists, and its realistic and relatable characters. Drew, in particular, shines over them all as a smart and proactive young man, despite society.
Decidedly recommended: Planet of the Nerds can entertain young and old alike in its unique way.