
I'm honestly a little surprised that we haven't already reviewed the
Saga series on the library's blog before because it is a bit of a staff favorite. Written by
Brian K. Vaughan (
Y: The Last Man &
Runaways), and gorgeously illustrated by
Fiona Staples,
Saga is an endlessly creative science fiction romp. And yes, the covers seen here are Staples' work (I'm always annoyed when the art inside a comic is nothing like the art I loved on the cover). A witty space opera with a fascinating cast of characters that stands up well to rereads, a plus when one considers the wait between new issues. The central characters are Alana and Marko, soldiers from opposite sides of a galaxy spanning war who fall in love and have a daughter, which makes their family a target of just about everyone. Readers bothered by violence, nudity, and other adult content should steer clear, but everyone else is in a smart and entertaining treat.
~Sarah, Adult Services
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