A review by crepuscule
The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ and Amal, Vol. 1: Poor Boys and Pilgrims by E.K. Weaver
5.0
Rereading TJ and Amal for what must be the third or fourth time and it only gets better. This time, it's all the more beautiful to me because I am reading it from my very own paperback editions.
I started reading the webcomic when it was ongoing in March 2011 and followed it all through university and right up until its conclusion when I was on a very hardcore assignment a couple of hundred miles from home for my grown-up professional job. The journey I've taken with TJ and Amal has been incredible and certainly more than epic in my eyes, for all that it's wonderfully understated and small in its way. I can think of few narratives which mean more to me.
I started reading the webcomic when it was ongoing in March 2011 and followed it all through university and right up until its conclusion when I was on a very hardcore assignment a couple of hundred miles from home for my grown-up professional job. The journey I've taken with TJ and Amal has been incredible and certainly more than epic in my eyes, for all that it's wonderfully understated and small in its way. I can think of few narratives which mean more to me.