This is a really enjoyable series. It isn’t something you have to think to terribly hard about to keep tract of the story or the characters and the art is easy to look at and enjoy, especially the colored pages, which are really little artworks in their own right.

This is a high school - college transition story, which has the potential to be stale, but it isn’t. I can’t quite put my finger on it, maybe it is the realism in the protagonist’s turmoil or the focus on art instead of a different subject, but this series really feels fresh.

Going into the new decade with only about 12 chapters out this isn’t an unrealistic binge read if you want to catch up completely.