Saga: Compendium One: Friendship, Identity and History in Modern Multicultural Britain

A universe you shouldn't Miss.

Really good packaging by the seller. Though the time taken is really really really looooooong.Book is awesome. But our copy seems work out.

Author takes the reader on a wonderful journey through the cosmos while addressing everyday issues. There are some beautiful characters, some weird space creatures, amazing weapons, erotic sex scenes throughout the book. Hails the WOKE culture through and through. The ideas in the book are beautiful but naive in their concept and execution. A good read though. I enjoyed it and eagerly waiting for the upcoming chapters.

A brilliant story and I'm glad to have a physical copy of it at last. However, the book was delivered in terrible condition, with bent covers and pages and in a ripped open plastic envelope. I took it anyway, because I didn't want to deal with the hassle of a replacement. Still, it's been sturdy enough since then and I've had it for a few months. No pages falling out or spine instability or anything like that. Just be careful with it as the pages are really thin and take up oil quickly. Would be a good present for an adult who likes weirdly dark yet heartwarming comics.

Only 1st page opens, rest are black

It's slow and messy on the first ⅓rd part. Then it becomes something that can suck you into and never leave you free.

Deducted one star for the fact that I bought 4 volumes individually before realizing I could've got the entire thing for a third of the prize.

Bold story. Keeps you entertain all the time while reading it. But sadly there is no news for its upcoming any more issues, the story doesn't end here in compendium one.