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Major warnings for discussion of suicide, if you didn't know that that was what orange is about.

Oh man. How do I even start to tell you about how much I loved orange? It was lovely. It was painful. I cried. I laughed. I cried some more.

It blew me away.

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I think it's a gorgeous comic, in story, in art, in character, in emotion. I borrowed it from the library, but it's one I'll need to pick up, even if I never make it through a reread, just to look at and page through from time to time, perhaps. Probably anyone who is interested has already read it, but if not, and you can handle the subject matter, I absolutely recommend it. The year has only begun, but it's maybe my favorite thing I've read so far. It is among my favorite things if I include everything I've ever read.

I still need to read orange: future, so no spoilers for that, please!

orange is available in the US from Seven Seas

I FINALLY read Coyote. It's been out since, what, October? And I got it as soon as it came out, but only just got around to reading it.

So glad I did.

So Coyote is about a werewolf named Coyote and the pianist who is super into him. Coyote goes into heat one night while the pianist, known only as Marleen (not his real name) to Coyote, is wooing him, much to Marleen's shock, and Coyote agrees to let Marleen take him a brothel to relieve his need. And then later agrees to go back to Marleen's place for a week of heat relieving sex. Only there's also high tension between the werewolves, whose existence are officially denied, and the werewolves are happy to keep it that way, and a mafia family who've been feuding with them for decades.

Guess where this is going.

( Mid Volume Spoilers Ahead )
I love it so much, I am so excited to read more.

Coyote is released by SuBLime in the US.