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Although this book is not as fun as the comics, imo. Doreen is still in high school, and some things are cool, but there's this big "Hello kids, in this book we show you how to be good" vibe. (Graffiti seems to not be very good usually, but sometimes acceptable.) Also Doreen tells her villain that he's going to prison. It doesn't happen but why do super heroes like prisons so much.

The foreword describes this as a season finale, and something Cogman might come back to. That's pretty much what it feels like. It's grand and showy and dangerous and fluffy. The Invisible Library remains my favourite series to be slightly annoyed by.

Ooooof. We loved this. It's about a secret time traveling feminist group fighting a masculinist conspiracy?? And it's a story about reproductive rights that doesn't just ignore the existence of trans people. Sure, it took a while to convince us at some points, and we aren't happy about everything, but whoa, the way this story is told!! And so many… things!! Also… towards the end, we started to realise something that made this feel intensely dystopic but is never said aloud. Aaah. We like it.

A warning: There's a bunch of violence (including sexualised violence) in there, as well as gory reactions to violence.