oh were you able to see the post ? i see he deleted it p <| sep |> Dear America . Please send this human in question , to A . S . I . ORegards , Australia . and a shit load of other countries <| sep |> I just checked 4 of my accounts , Zem is still on the CoF shop list ! If he wasn ' t I ' ll cry that I can ' t make my Zem 7 T . T <| sep |> i super want it if he happens to make it <| sep |> C ' mon a draw . There ' s top 6 spot to hold onto and a top 5 not to lose touch with . <| sep |> Give me a few minutes then . I ' ll let you know when it ' s ready . <| sep |> tunica set for forest green ? <| sep |> wait toilets ? !<| sep |> Grabbed issues 14 because I ' d heard of this but not realised Bryan Lee O ' Malley was attached . I was a little disappointed O ' Malley wasn ' t doing the art but Hung ' s a pretty good replacement and probably a lot more fitting for the kind of story O ' Malley ' s telling . Overall , this feels like O ' Malley doing the thing he ' s good at exploring millennial characters with a fantasy bent through a pop culturelens . Snotgirl herself is a pretty quintessential O ' Malley this person seems unlikeable at first but you ' re going to start liking them later on in the book character . The story is quintessential O ' Malley something fucking weird is going on that ' s going to make perfect sense by the time it ends , but here ' s a bunch of interesting characters with complex relationships and a bunch of social commentary to tide you over until that happens plotting . It ' s a very new setting and angle for him but the mechanics are the same and that ' s not a bad thing , O ' Malley ' s a very unique voice and he ' s very good at what he does . Anyway , enough prattling , I really enjoyed this latest issue and I ' m very intrigued by John Cho I cannot figure out if he ' s just an innocent , socially inept guy with an crush or if there ' s potentially something nastier going on .