[...] Preview pages are available at the Oni Press website. Andi Watson also has a website. The main characters from his earlier Breakfast After Noon make appearances in Dumped. [...]

[...] An online preview is available from the publisher. Andi Watson has a website, and I have previously reviewed his books Geisha, Breakfast After Noon, and Dumped. [...]

[...] Andi Watson’s Little Star continues in the slice-of-life vein of his works Breakfast After Noon and Slow News Day. (The characters from BAN even make a cameo here; Rob’s a stay-at-home dad and Louise has a second on the way.) It’s the character-driven story of a father coming to terms with life choices: balancing work and home, buying the right house, and raising a child. [...]

[...] Tamsin has to figure out where to apply to college: locally, so she can continue taking care of Kitty, or a good school farther away. The themes are more mature (foreshadowing Watson’s later pure slice-of-life work, Breakfast After Noon); Tamsin feels torn between her responsibilities to Kitty and her dreams for herself. They’re growing up, whether they want to or not, in an inspiring story about managing life changes. [...]

[...] Hopeless Savages: Ground Zero, the second book in the series, is illustrated by Bryan Lee O’Malley (Scott Pilgrim) with flashbacks by Andi Watson (Breakfast After Noon), Christine Norrie (Hopeless Savages book 1), and Chynna Clugston (Blue Monday). Cover and chapter break art is by Terry Dodson. [...]

But then again, don’t plenty of single people read comics about being single and not having found Mr/Ms Right yet? (I’m thinking of some of the autobio titles.)