This is the high energy story of the young women of cabin Roanoke, who follow a bearwoman into the woods and are attacked by three-eyed foxes, and things only get stranger from there. 
 There's very little downtime in Lumberjanes. Monsters fly out from every direction, the characters are constantly active, there's loads of yelling... The downside to this is that the mystery never really gets time to build, there's no pause to wonder what might be happening. It's just action, action, action, reveal. It's not my favourite pace, but it works. 
 The artwork is somewhat unrefined, but it fits the tone of the story and has a certain character to it. 
 Essentially, Lumberjanes is what it is, and it is that well. The reveal - which I won't spoil - was a bit of a let down, only because I've seen it too often, but all the elements of the story worked. 
 This would be fantastic as a "baby's first graphic novel", for ages 7-10.