A creepy graphic novel that blurs the lines between reality, acting and manipulation. I felt very uncomfortable as I was reading this. It was hard to tell who was who, and who they really were. Sabrina, Drasno's last graphic novel, was disturbing too. Still, there is something that draws me into his work. The artwork is interesting, with somewhat of the flatness and colors for Sabrina, which adds to the feeling of unease the story creates. Certainly not for everyone, but I find the occasional disconcerting graphic novel kind of fun for a change of pace.
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