Rafer Roberts

This was okay - cute and fun, I always enjoy when the modern "real world" gets mixed with fantasy D&D style world (see also: Advanced Desks & Dividends by Audrey Redpath & Mari Costa).

My one complaint was the art didn't stay consistent. The first issue is solid, but it goes back and forth on crispness for the back three issues, it was sometimes distracting.

This was a really cute and lighthearted read! Perfect for fantasy lovers suck in the real world dreaming of adventure. Very RPG. Lots of really funny easter eggs scattered around the pages.

I thought this was a fun book. It makes me want to read the others in this series. There's a lot of puke in this volume, fair warning. The style reminds me a bit of Venture Brothers. I received this from NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.