A review by heatherbookely
Princeless, Vol. 5: Make Yourself Part 1 by Jeremy Whitley
5.0
First of all, the issue at the beginning where Adrienne decides she no longer wants to adhere to the white standards of beauty her sisters follow and cuts her hair is one of the most empowering and beautiful things I've seen in a comic.
Second, there's such a variety of strong women in this, which allows them to be fully well-rounded characters. There's no token female who has to embody the spectrum of womanhood, which is so great. And there's more and more queerness, which I keep questioning because I'm not used to wlw being brought up so casually.
I love this series.
Second, there's such a variety of strong women in this, which allows them to be fully well-rounded characters. There's no token female who has to embody the spectrum of womanhood, which is so great. And there's more and more queerness, which I keep questioning because I'm not used to wlw being brought up so casually.
I love this series.