Bubble

This book was really fun and funny, and despite all the snarky pokes at modern Millennial culture, it has a lot of heart. It's full of adventure, jokes, and likable characters. When you throw in Tony Cliff's gorgeous artwork, it takes it from a five to still a five because I'm not allowed to go higher.

I'm not a huge graphic novel person, but I went ahead and pre-ordered this because I really enjoyed the Bubble podcast It arrived today and I powered through it this evening! I thoroughly recommend it - same blend of humor and insightful satire as the podcast, plus truly awesome illustrations. 5 out of 5 stars for sure, and hopefully this ends up being the first in a series. Would love to read more!

I’ve listened to the podcast probably 8 times front to back, and I was still wildly surprised and entertained by the comic. So fun and worth a buy

I can't say enough great things about a Bubble. I loved the story when it first ran as podcast, so I know going in I was going to enjoy it. But getting to read this story with the amazing art art and colors brought it to life on a new way. I hope Jordan gets to make more.

If you’re looking for humor in your next dystopian read, this comic is a good place to start. The jokes arrive quickly and in high quantity, fueled by memorable characters. The highlight in the cast is “The Beard”, a monstrous, three-headed menace formed from a trio of hipster know-it-alls who threaten not through fear or pain, but general annoyance. This inventive world will have you laughing (often in horror) until the enigmatic ending.

This graphic novel is an excellent adaptation of the podcast by the same name. It really fleshes out the characters and makes them even more likeable. It leaves the story off at a great point and I hope to see more!

Such a fun read. Lots of action and humor. The graphics were really well done. A very imaginative new book from a great creative mind.

There is a noticeable strong, unpleasant chemical (ink?) smell coming from the front and back covers and the (ordinary Amazon bubble envelope) packaging. The inner pages smell fine, but the cover ink is noticeable from arms length away, even when reading. I let it air out for a couple days, but I can't tell if it's getting less strong or if I'm just getting used to it. Love the content of the book, but read the ebook if you're at all sensitive to unpleasant or chemical smells.

I picked this up on a whim after hearing the creators interviewed on “A Bit of a Chat” with Ken Plume; their joy in the creation of the project was infectious and intriguing. This is a book you want to rampage through full-tilt, but also nibble on slowly so it doesn’t end too soon. I was blown away - honestly moved - by these characters. I hope to see a sequel; in the meantime I will be listening to the podcast Bubble because I cannot get enough of this storyscape!

Bought as a gift for my sister after I listened to the audio. She loved it!

I loved this, first as a satirical podcast, now as a comic. They've kept the humour of the podcast firmly in cheek, and added visual elements that emphasise and build on them. The story was always a great conceit, and this switch of medium underscores that.

I loved the podcast and was so sad when it ended. I was so excited about this and pre-ordered as soon as it was available. It did not disappoint but I blew through it and I want more!!!

This was a fun read - lots of jokes, characters with some depth, monsters. The art really appealed to me, and the general mood is lovely