#squad graphic novel

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finally got around to posting another BookTube video~

[nerdby]

It has occurred to me that Harley Quinn could sue the fuck out of Arkham Asylum for placing her in an unsafe working environment and causing irreparable damage to her mental health, and I'm mad as fuck. And like why would you not require the employees there to undergo psych evaluation?! They're working with murderers, rapists, etc -- you think that's not gonna get to them a little bit?! And why would you not do background checks on your employees given the crime rates in Gotham?!

"Oh, you were a bouncer at the Iceberg Lounge owned and operated by Oswald Cobblepot before serving five years at Blackgate Penitentiary? Welcome to the Arkham team!"🥰

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[elizabugz]

I’m going to be in Paris in a week… should I get Darcy’s iconic I ❤️ Paris hoodie? so cheesy but

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TALES TO ENLIGHTEN, vol.1 still available! (art by @james_edward_clark ) check out our Etsy store… volumes 1 and 2, various zines and other merch!

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Angry Squad #2: Viva Las Angry Comic Review

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Guys quick

Which one of you hates or despises me ???

[kingsbridgelibraryteens]

Reluctant Reader Wednesday: Squad by Maggie Tokuda-Hall & Lisa Sterle 

Becca never imagined that she would fit in with popular girls like Marley, Arianna, and Mandy. But when she transfers to a new high school, these girls quickly adopt her into their group, showing her how to act and how to dress so she can be more like them. She’s glad to fit in with these pretty and perfect girls, until one night she discovers their secret. These girls are werewolves, and they feed together once a month, choosing creepy boys who deserve to be punished as their victims.

The girls give Becca a choice -- become one of them and live, or stay human and die. Becca decides that she wants to join them and become a werewolf, but it will be a while before she realizes that this amazing new power just might destroy her life. 

Give this graphic novel to teens and even grownups who love horror and suspense, and stories about LGBT characters, secrets, and girl power!

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Title: Squad

Author: Maggie Tokuda-Hall, Lisa Sterle

Series or standalone: standalone

Publication year: 2021

Genres: fiction, graphic novel, fantasy, LGBT+, horror, comics, paranormal

Blurb: When Becca transfers to a high school in an elite San Francisco suburb, she's worried she's not going to fit in. To her surprise, she's immediately adopted by the most popular girls in school. At first glance, Marley, Arianna, and Mandy are perfect...but at a party under a full moon, Becca learns that they also have a big secret. Becca's new friends are werewolves. Their prey: slimy boys who take advantage of unsuspecting girls. Eager to be accepted, Becca allows her friends to turn her into a werewolf, and finally, for the first time in her life, she feels like she truly belongs...but things get complicated when Arianna's predatory boyfriend is killed, and the cops begin searching for a serial killer. As their pack begins to buckle under the pressure and their moral high ground gets muddier and muddier, Becca realises that she might have feelings for one of her new best friends.

[timmurleyart]

Frankenstein and company. 🟩🟩🎃⬛️

[provokedgoalie]

I highly recommend this graphic novel! It has female werewolves, wlw, girls killing boys & a happy(?) ending

[nerdby]

"Normal is a setting on the dryer. People like us don't get normal." -Harley Quinn (Suicide Squad, 2016)

[graphicpolicy]

Fann Club: Batman Squad - The Justiest Justice of All is adorable fun for the whole family

Fann Club: Batman Squad - The Justiest Justice of All is adorable fun for the whole family #comics #comicbooks #graphicnovel #dccomics

ERNEST FANN IS THE WORLD’S BIGGEST BATMAN…FAN! And as the most knowledgeable about all things super-heroic, it is up to Ernest to recruit the finest crime-fighters on Earth! Together with his babysitter, Harriet, his best friend, Jack, and his faithful fido, Ernest is ready to teach his recruits all about secret identities, the best ways to lurk, and how to stop crime…maybe? Story: Jim…

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9/30 SQUAD

March 14th 2023

3 stars 🌟🌟🌟

This was a fun and cute story. I had just finished Daisy Jones and The Six, I needed something to keep me into reading so I didn’t head into a reading slump. This one was a bit odd and out there but, I did think it was cute. Adding a graphic novel here and there into your reading journey is always a fun way to go. I want to read more of them, but since I’m so much of a feeling/vibe reader I never know what I’m reading next.

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Squad

Written by Maggie Tokuda-Hall

Illustrated by Lisa Sterle

Becca moves to Piedmont for a fresh start with her newly-divorced mother. When she gives a girl at school a tampon, she is suddenly in with the popular girls. She feels like an imposter, but she plays along with them. She and the girls grow close as they hang out at school and sneak out at night to go to parties. That’s when Becca learns the truth: Her new posse are werewolves who kill and eat “the worst boys”. They offer her the chance to become one of them and fully join the pack. Becca accepts. With her new werewolf self comes super strength, a suddenly fit body, and the full acceptance of her group. Now she and the others hunt and kill terrible boys together, eating the evidence. However, tensions begin to rise in the group, and when a boy at school’s advances on Becca end in bloodshed, the girls have to avoid suspicion and protect each other. This book, despite being about a pack of werewolf girls, felt familiar. The themes of uncertainty in friendships, dealing with racial identity, and queer awakenings are all common themes that readers will be able to identify with. There is also much to be said about how unfortunately realistic some of the boys act in the story, and the themes of rape culture and victim blaming. The art captures the story beautifully, with full color drawings, and an excellent use of color language to convey mood throughout the story. Each of the girls in the story is uniquely drawn. Younger readers should be aware that there is cursing and depictions of violence and gore. This book would be enjoyable for older teens who like seeing powerful girls, werewolves, and sapphic romance in their stories.

BIBLIO: 2021, Harper Alley, Age 14-19, $19.99

REVIEWER: Rebekah Ehrhart

FORMAT:  Graphic Novel

ISBN: 9780062943149

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