A family reunites as parents announce divorce after 40 years, exploring complex dynamics in a comedic-dramatic graphic novel.
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A family reunites as parents announce divorce after 40 years, exploring complex dynamics in a comedic-dramatic graphic novel.
Far and away Dash Shaw's best work yet; the story is a little more straightforward/less surreal than some of Dash's other books, except for a character who appears as a frog, but he continues to play with the comics form, and without doing it in such a way that it distracts from the narrative. A huge thick book that maybe reads quicker than it looks it will, but undoubtedly will reward repeat readings... ... This was OK, the drawing is a bit meh, but the author overcomes that with an i
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Explicit sexual scenes depicted on-page, including masturbation and sex; frequent and central to character exploration.
No violence or gore depicted.
Minor use of strong language; not a dominant feature.
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No religious themes present.
No occult or magical themes depicted.
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No political or ideological messaging evident.
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Minor themes of emotional family dysfunction; not graphic or central.
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