Will & Whit offers a lot of story in not too many pages. There's a young lady, trying to come to terms with a personal tragedy. There are multiple love interests and stories, including one love-triangle. There's the charm of a small town, and what happens when a big storm hits. There's personal growth, there's artistic growth, there's business sense...and it fits so well in the graphic novel format. 
 I also liked Gulledge's Page by Paige. My few complaints: 1) The book is black and white, though the color blue plays a role in one of the character's lives, and is mentioned more than once. That only made me want to see the art in color. If it hadn't been discussed, I would've been fine with the lack of color. 2) Maybe it's just my middle-aged eyes, but I had difficulty differentiating between some of the characters, particularly the males. I trained myself to focus on the specific hairstyle changes to help remember who was who. The facial shape, the eyes, and the bodies sometimes felt too similar. 
 Other than those two nit-picking things, I recommend it!