Quince #11by Wolfen MoondaughterReviews may contain information that could be considered 'spoilers'. Readers should proceed at their own risk. Publisher
Credits Grade: 9 Lupe finds that dealing with villains doesn't always happen at night -- or in costume. Teen life -- and adoration -- moves on in the face of pending doom. But even if the rest of the school has lost faith, it seems one person will never give up on Q.I like the adversarial tone of the cover, well-represented by both the expressions and the colours. I like that the characters are in plainclothes, with their emblems above them to show how even off-duty, they are who they are. The sitch with Lupe's crush, Devin, has taken an interesting turn -- two turns, actually, one that made me a bit sad, and one that's made me happier than I was in the first place! And the end of the issue makes me eager for the next one! My only complaint is that I expected more of a complication with her siblings tagging along last issue, but the start of this one time-jumps, making that point in the last issue just kind of fizzle. I hope it's brought up again later! Written: August 12, 2017
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