4 panel comics by Dami Lee, who three times moved to the states from South Korea. I think a lot of younger women will like it, focused as it is on some cultural issues, on how she became a cartoonist,...
A book of diminishing returns. I liked the first section a lot as Lee wrote about being a South Korean immigrant to America as a child who then returns to South Korea as a fish out of water. The next ...
Fantastic, a fun ride. I want to subscribe to her web comic now.If you like Sarah Andersen comics, you'll like this. Plus, all the drawings are just so cute....
Review to come. ...
I like Dami Lee's art, it's the right amount of awkward cute combined with smart lessons and anecdotal material. I laughed really hard when I learned what she coined W.F.S: a condition in which everyt...
Cute & weird & hilar...
Unfortunately, while the book starts with some interesting comics about culture and identity, it quickly devolves into a generic joke book that isn't particularly funny or innovative. Meh. ...
I stumbled across an instgram post of this book and fell in love with the wit so I decided to follow the account when suddenly I realize that there's actually a whole book of these comics. I did not w...
Be Everything at Once manages to balance these panels of humor with insight. Each comic page has a distinct feel, almost like looking at snapshots of a life. Varying with degrees of humor and wisdom, ...
Super cute and relatable!...