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A review by therearenobadbooks
Amelia Erroway: Castaway Commander: A Graphic Novel by Betsy Peterschmidt
adventurous
inspiring
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
5.0
I absolutely love graphic novels with complex artwork full of detail that makes me feel the world-building on oppose to anemic minimalistic flat art that is so common nowadays. The traditional artwork made me stop in each panel and admire: light, texture, contrast, watercolor technique, and color scheme that inspires me to love art and illustration again.
It takes me back to my favorite Franco-Belgium bands dessinées series that I grew up with.
I love that Amelia gets lost and the journey/ goal becomes part of empowering of a dreamer to find where true home is.
In a way, she is leaving behind the patriarchal disapproval and following her own path, a future where she can have a voice.
It takes me back to my favorite Franco-Belgium bands dessinées series that I grew up with.
I love that Amelia gets lost and the journey/ goal becomes part of empowering of a dreamer to find where true home is.
In a way, she is leaving behind the patriarchal disapproval and following her own path, a future where she can have a voice.