We mostly enjoyed the comic as a family, but it seemed very luke-warm. The story itself is very cliche and generic (an invisible escaped yeti that the government is after). I picked this up after trying to find a comic for my kids (4, 6, 9). I'm unclear what age group this comic targets, but don't think I'll get #2.
Has some questionable themes (*Spoilers):
- Her Dad lost his job, he is currently unemployed and making it work as a single parent
- References to Yeti being captured and experimented on
- The government painted as evil, with the only intent weaponize Yeti's powers to "kill more people"
- Bad guy breaks into the house, points a gun at a kid
- Dad knocks out the bad guy with a frying pan
- A bad guy then knocks out the dad with his fist
While none of these parts are super graphic, it just makes for a very scattered experience and smaller (5 or younger) kids might struggle with some of the concepts. Don't bubble wrap your kids but know this comic has some older themes you will have to explain to your smaller ones (which isn't always a bad thing).
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