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Reviews / Re: The Bibliopossum's Library
« on: Jun 07, 2021, 03:33 PM »
Title: Lackadaisy
Comic Type: Webcomic (https://lackadaisy.com)
Author: Tracy J. Butler
Illustrator: Tracy J. Butler
Target Audience: Teens and up
Status: Ongoing; updates sporadically
Cats in Prohibition-era St. Louis!
I've been following this story since the late 2000's, and the art's only gotten better in that time. It's a real testament to the comic's quality when Tracy spends weeks on a single update for her story to get the visuals this jaw-droppingly stellar.
She also invests much of that time researching the Prohibition era to maintain historical accuracy (ex. the commonplace presence of paper napkins). While that level of detail isn't necessary to tell the story, that amount of care given is commendable.
The writing's plenty sharp, too. Even the supplemental stuff that she does to answer fan questions.
Just--just go read Lackadaisy if you already haven't been. It's the cat's pajamas for sure!
Comic Type: Webcomic (https://lackadaisy.com)
Author: Tracy J. Butler
Illustrator: Tracy J. Butler
Target Audience: Teens and up
Status: Ongoing; updates sporadically
Cats in Prohibition-era St. Louis!
I've been following this story since the late 2000's, and the art's only gotten better in that time. It's a real testament to the comic's quality when Tracy spends weeks on a single update for her story to get the visuals this jaw-droppingly stellar.
She also invests much of that time researching the Prohibition era to maintain historical accuracy (ex. the commonplace presence of paper napkins). While that level of detail isn't necessary to tell the story, that amount of care given is commendable.
The writing's plenty sharp, too. Even the supplemental stuff that she does to answer fan questions.
Just--just go read Lackadaisy if you already haven't been. It's the cat's pajamas for sure!