Funny, and yet deeply emotional. Who doesn't relate with the idea of going back to warn your younger self not to do stupid crap. ( )

has a few moments where it has the potential to be truly meaningful and insightful but doesn't seem to fully engage with its own subject matter.
fun little read though. ( )

An adorable little self-reflective adventure.

https://twitter.com/ticky/status/591505030848479232 ( )

What the heck wouldn’t I try if I had a time machine? As for going back and fixing past mistakes or trying to teach myself a thing or two – I really don’t know. Heck, I doubt I’d WANT to go back and witness all that madness again and be forced to watch it! *shivers* At first silly and this little graphic novel buds into what ends up being a very interesting piece about learning about yourself and maybe even accepting that person. This contains sexual content of the not explicit kind. Those that enjoy a good chuckle or two here and there with the not too naughty comics will probably get a few smirks out of this. Jess Fink does a good job of poking fun at herself without taking anything too seriously and yet still managing to put across a slightly serious message beneath the humor.

Art – 3.5 stars – Fun, simple comic strip style art
Story- 4 stars
Overall – 4 stars – Funny, introspective and so much more enjoyable than you’d think at first glane! ( )