Review: Lumberjanes - Volume #14 - X Marks the Spot

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Lumberjanes, Vol. 14: X Marks the Spot (Lumberjanes, Vol. 14)

Review: Lumberjanes #Volume 14 - X Marks the Spot - Various Authors - May 2020

I have to admit, like Volume #13 this wasn't a favorite but still, I did enjoy it as it went more into Greek mythology and we saw the girls banded back together and working as a full team which I had missed in Indoor Recess. In Volume #14 the girls are searching for Ripley's swimsuit when they find a map under her bed among all of her candy. The girls thinking it is a treasure map, head off on their journey. Throughout the treasure hunt, they find pieces of a statue broken which of course Ripley sticks together with her pink crafting glue and what comes to life is an evil Greek Goddess who feeds off the energy of others and magical beings. She ends up kidnapping Ripley and the magical cats, though of course as we know, no-one is a match for Ripley as she is so active and a whole different league than the average person. Out of all the characters of Lumberjanes, Ripley has always been my favorite as she is just so perky, a tad naive and innocent but always up for adventures and pretty things. The other thing is though this wasn't my favorite Lumberjane comic in the series, it does get my vote for best cover as I loved the rainbow colors and brightness of this graphic novel and thought it encompassed everything that Ripley's character is. I am now looking forward to reading Volume #15 of the Lumberjanes Graphic Novel series.








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