Action Lab also had a Free Comic Book Day title scheduled for this May, featuring work that may be under dispute. Mini Reviews: The Glass Series by Maria V.Last year, comic book publishers Action Lab Entertainment became the subject of concerns from several comic book creators over the past year, culminating in a class action lawsuit from a number of them.If you like this book try: Princeless Vol 2: Get Over Yourself by Jeremy Whitley, Cleopatra in Space series by Mike Maihack, Zita the Space Girl series by Ben Hatke, Lumberjanes by Noelle Stevenson I hope more graphic novels also follow its path. I definitely look forward to reading more from this series. With the positive message of female empowerment and smart female characters, Princeless is a very appealing comic and it stands out for all the right reasons. The artwork is beautiful with vibrant colors and careful, clear illustrations that perfectly capture the physical expressions written in the dialogue. Young readers will enjoy an action heroine who takes her destiny into her own hands and stumbles over obstacles along the way, but never gives up. The two female characters debate the various female outfits such as the chainmail bikini armor and other variations found in popular comics and TV shows as they brainstorm designs for Adrienne's outfit. One of my favorite parts of this volume is when Adrienne befriends a female blacksmith named Bedelia who Adrienne recruits to help design her warrior outfit. With interesting characters, funny and snappy dialogue, the graphic novel moves quickly and there is not a dull moment. In an impulsive moment, Princess Adrienne decides to rescue herself as well as freeing her other sisters who are also trapped in castles. She watches helplessly as her pet dragon scares the pants off of her "rescuers". Soon Princess Adrienne is tricked into becoming a damsel in distress despite her disgust. The graphic novel opens as Princess Adrienne questions why princesses are always the damsel in distress in stories and a hero is always needed to help rescue the princess, a question I'm sure many of us have asked ourselves. The graphic novel stands out for many reasons: an African American family are the main characters, the plot subverts typical fairy tale and comic cliches as well as gender roles and expectations. Review: Princeless is a great, fun graphic novel that will appeal to both boys and girls as well as young readers and adults alike.
Now Adrienne has decided to take matters into her own hands! However, on the night of her 16th-birthday, her parents, the King and Queen, locked her away in a tower guarded by a dragon to await the rescue of some handsome prince. She hates fancy dinners, is uncomfortable in lavish dresses, and has never wanted to wait on someone else to save her. Description: Adrienne Ashe never wanted to be a princess.
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