This is one of the funnest comics I've read all year. It is very reminiscent of Scott Pilgrim (to be honest, I haven't read, only saw the movie) in a number of ways. The story revolves around a nerdy freshman that stumbles into a underground spelling bee and then gets roped up into the regionals and nationals by The Outlaw King. It makes these spelling bees into these huge popular spelling bees that are akin to gladiatorial bouts. People have handles, instead of their real name (to avoid unwanted attention from megafans), costumes, and other stuff to turn them into spelling luchadores, essentially. Opponents have names like, The Black Bee, The Beest, Uzi, Psychic, The Immortal, etc. 
 I loved the panelling. The more chaotic the spelling fight, the more chaotic the panels got. The artwork was hard edged and sharp, with black, white, solid greys and a particularly vibrant yellow. The yellow is generally used to point out focus on something, or just to break up the illustration. It isn't my favorite style, but it was suitable for this comic. Another thing I loved was how the letters being spelled would come alive and be used to fight the opponent. Uzi, for instance, rapid fires his letters and they shoot like bullets. One other guy gets mad when he loses, says X and pulls it out of the word bubble to act as a sword. This was really well done throughout and becomes important in a final twist in the end. 
 I would definitely read this one-off book again and it's very kid friendly too. I hope I can find more from this author and illustrator.