At least, that's what the privileged and rich will tell you.

When Planet Earth was abandoned, human-kind set off to Mars to build a brand new future, a paradise. Definitely eager to continue this space adventure.Ī sapphic trifecta and not a man in sight? Say no more. I quite enjoy the artwork as well and enjoy how this is published as a rather large book. The characters have a lot of personality and there is a lot of mystery already established, plus it ends with a pretty major plot point to explore further. I am excited to see where this series leads as it seems to have a lot of potential. These girls seemingly have nothing to look forward to, being the poorer communities that seem already left behind in humanities quest through space, though one has been transferred there after being kicked out of a prestigious school on Mars and I am excited to see what we learn about that. Sapphic all-girls space school might give vibes of On a Sunbeam by Tillie Walden (which is my favorite graphic novel) but this is a far more gritty and dilapidated school covered in graffiti where turf wars between girl gangs are the popularity contests. This first volume introduces us to three teenages, Yuki, “Stab” and Una, punk girls in an all-girls school that feels more like a forgotten corner of the galaxy instead of a bold new direction for humanity amongst the stars. I for one am excited to follow Yuki, ”Stab” and Una as this series continues, with this first volume doing an excellent job of staging the narrative and quickly grabbing my attention through this very punk and sapphic space story. And Earth might not be as destroyed as they are taught. The first installment of the new graphic novel series, Space Trash by Jenn Woodall sparks an exciting adventure of teenagers in a grimey all-girls space school for the underprivileged where the teachers are all robotic AI and the glorious history of humankind taking to the stars for peace and prosperity to all might be revisionist history. In 2115, Earth has become inhospitable and humans must colonize space in order to keep on keeping on. Hop aboard for a fun trip to the cosmos, or at least to after-school detention.

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