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kiki

kiki@wyrms.de

Joined 3 years, 2 months ago

Reading mostly SF and indie comics.

My pronoun is "they".

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Lisa Herzog: Die Rettung der Arbeit (Paperback, Deutsch language, 2020, bpb Schriftenreihe) 4 stars

Arbeit retten? Sollte nicht alles darangesetzt werden, Menschen im Zuge der digitalen Transformation davon zu …

Nachtrag aus '22

4 stars

Ich habe ein wenig Hintergrund im Bereich der Soziologie und für diesen Kenntnisstand war mir das Buch leider zu oft zu seicht und länglich. Thema und Aussagen sind dennoch interessant.

H. G. Parry: The Unlikely Escape of Uriah Heep (Hardcover, 2019, Redhook) 2 stars

Nope

2 stars

Der Hauptcharakter ist sozial defizitär und macht seinen Bruder wiederholt runter, was schwer zu ertragen ist. Überhaupt fiel es mir schwer für irgendeine der Figuren Sympathie aufzubauen. Die Story wird erst nach der Hälfte einigermaßen spannend. Wäre mir das Buch nicht empfohlen (und ausgeliehen) worden, hätte ich es nicht (zu Ende) gelesen.

reviewed Copra: Round One by Michel Fiffe (Copra, #01-06)

Michel Fiffe: Copra (2019, Image Comics) 5 stars

"They're ugly. They're mean. But up until today, they've always been loyal. So when one …

Review

5 stars

The story is kind of a standard gritty revenge plot with some mystery added. The art is the truly remarkable thing here, mixing fine details and heavy brushes perfectly. The best moments are when it becomes surreal.

This series is also a modern classic of (North American) indie publishing. It's a one person project which was initially released through monthly issues (which is a whole lot of work for a single person). I'll definitely read the rest of the series.

reviewed Copra: Round One by Michel Fiffe (Copra, #01-06)

Michel Fiffe: Copra (2019, Image Comics) 5 stars

"They're ugly. They're mean. But up until today, they've always been loyal. So when one …

Review

5 stars

The story is kind of a standard gritty revenge plot with some mystery added. The art is the truly remarkable thing here, mixing details and heavy brushes perfectly. The best moments are when it becomes surreal.

This series is also a modern classic of (North American) indie publishing. It's a one person project which was initially released through monthly issues (which is a whole lot of work for a single person). I'll definitely read the rest of the series.