Lenni Reviews: “The Amazing Digital Circus” Vol. 1, by Gooseworx & Sakura

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Pomni wakes up in a digital world surrounded by strangers and realizes there is no way she knows of to escape.

As a fan of the show, this was more of a skim than a deep read for me since this is literally just the show in a comic. Nothing is new for me and in fact, putting such a colorful show in black and white isn’t a bonus. It lacks some of the life of the show. It’s not bad, it can even be extra creepy:

But call me a cynic: unless you are such a huge fan of the series that you want this in a collection, I don’t see the point. Or if you can’t access the show at all in for one reason or another. 3.9 out of 5.

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Lenni Reviews: “Sakura, Saku” Vol. 2, by Io Sakisaka

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Saku gets her meeting with Ryosuke to thank him for saving her only to discover it wasn’t him after all. With her feelings a mess, she finds comfort and support in Ryosuke’s brother, Haruki who has been by her side the whole time.

Saku is just adorable. In fact, the main characters are really cute and their dynamic makes for a cozy read. Well, most of them. You’ll see when you read this. While it may be a fairly standard young adult romance, the art is beautiful and expressive. I hope it keeps it’s light-hearted tone and doesn’t go where I think the ending is hinting. 4 out of 5.

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