I'm a well read grad student who's bluntly honest about all things, although I try to be most honest about myself.
Yes, please! The Thing and the Hulk have it out on Yancey Street - and Lunaella has to figure out how to stop them.
The good news is that this gets her some respect.
Love Devil Dinosaur getting a little more playful.
On another note, I felt bad. I saw some things about her hair and was afraid it was offensive. A black co-worker of mine said, 'representation. I had hair that literally looked like that when I was a kid.' She was super cool with it, and said she was excited to see a character with hair like hers.
I had this secret guilt. I figured the fact that Lunaella was such a fully realized and complex character, that maybe hair wasn't so bad? (Although still can be a powerful message and so some guilt. Which I feel a lot better about now.)
I'm starting to realize that maybe my guilt is my own thing. It's one of the reasons I've stayed quiet about this: if I'm offended, it could be that I'm oversensitive because white guilt. I've heard from only one woman of color about this particular aspect - and she was very positive. (Everything else has been online and I don't really know who's speaking. I know what they say, and I know anonymous comments online may not be reliable.) I'm trying to let people of color speak to what's offensive, and so far, it's not.
Which means I can read this, now, with zero qualms.