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Scott Pilgrim. La hora de la verdad by Toni Hill Gumbao, Bryan Lee O'Malley

3.5

I ended up really liking this story. I love that the secondary characters get their own moments, and I ended up really liking a lot of them, especially Kim and Ramona

Scott Pilgrim contra el universo by Toni Hill Gumbao, Bryan Lee O'Malley

3.5

I'm really looking forward to the end. I'm really intrigued about Ramona

Scott Pilgrim se lo monta: Vol. 4 by Bryan Lee O'Malley

3.0

I'm starting to like Scott and Ramona's relationship, but everything else in this volume was just okay

Scott Pilgrim & the infinite sadness by Bryan Lee O'Malley

3.5

This one was great! Really funny in general and some tidbits about Scott's past.

I'm very curious about what Envy tells Ramona about New York

Cursed Coven by Kara Badalamenti

3.0

I got this novel for free through a StoryGraph giveaway

I enjoyed the characters and the romance, but there isn't much to the plot, at least in this first book. I think at times it got a bit repetitive (especially towards the middle), but the beginning and end were engaging.

Scott Pilgrim contra el mundo by Toni Hill Gumbao, Bryan Lee O'Malley

3.5

I liked it better than the first one. It had some truly funny scenes

Scott Pilgrim: Su vida y sus cosas by Bryan Lee O'Malley

3.0

I watched the movie over a decade ago but I don't remember much. The parts I liked the most were the least fantastical so this might not be for me, but I'm curious to see how it progresses.

Paper Girls, Vol. 1 by Brian K. Vaughan

3.5

I've no idea where any of this is going but I'm really enjoying the ride.

I mean, it's clearly going the "generational war" route, so I'm really interested in seeing how that develops and the commentary around the concept. But in terms of plot? No clue. Really excited to find out though.

Tal cual by David Ramírez

2.0

No está mal, es graciosete, pero tiene demasiados chistes sobre lo horrible que es engordar para mi gusto

Conviviendo 19 días by David Ramírez

4.0

Me ha encantado. Da gusto leer ficción sobre el covid que se toma la enfermedad en serio, pero además es divertido, tierno y triste a partes iguales. Recomendadísimo.