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A review by kesseki
Hanna is Not a Boy's Name Volume 1 by Tess Stone
5.0
Cute guys, supernatural forces, a paranormal detective, bromance... it pretty much has everything that turns me into a rabid squealing fangirl.
The art also improves rapidly over the course of just this one volume. The earlier pages look a bit bland compared to later ones, where bold (but not garish) colors and interesting page composition captured my eye.
The story so far follows a "monster of the week" format, with Hanna taking on various cases with his new zombie sidekick. There is the occasional hint and either Hanna or the aforementioned zombie's backstory and usually they gain some new paranormal friend.
Regretfully the comic hasn't updated in nearly a year and might never be finished, so if you manage to find and buy volumes 1 and 2, you will be left with an inconclusive series on your shelf. Tokyopop has given me quite enough of those. :p It is always available to read online for free, of course.
The art also improves rapidly over the course of just this one volume. The earlier pages look a bit bland compared to later ones, where bold (but not garish) colors and interesting page composition captured my eye.
The story so far follows a "monster of the week" format, with Hanna taking on various cases with his new zombie sidekick. There is the occasional hint and either Hanna or the aforementioned zombie's backstory and usually they gain some new paranormal friend.
Regretfully the comic hasn't updated in nearly a year and might never be finished, so if you manage to find and buy volumes 1 and 2, you will be left with an inconclusive series on your shelf. Tokyopop has given me quite enough of those. :p It is always available to read online for free, of course.