Go out to buy groceries and end up in some random girl's bed the next morning. Being gay sure is tough!

this looks promising

C9B is back, it seems? I'll read anything with their name on it.

Dayum, this series has style.

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OrangePekoe posted:

Go out to buy groceries and end up in some random girl's bed the next morning. Being gay sure is tough!

And then police chase followed by economic crisis... It really is, all lesbians can relate.

... why salad bowl?

I'm sure others will love this manga, but right away I can tell this isnt for me. The only real complaint I have beyond that is the use of g***y, although even then I can't necessarily blame the author too much, that word has unfortunately become a part of pop culture. Most ppl don't even know it is a slur.

Seems like the setting is Great Depression-era Western/Central Europe? I hope that means they get to beat up some Nazis.

Tossing salad was my first thought

Go out to buy groceries and end up in some random girl's bed the next morning. Being gay sure is tough!

Well, the dialogue is a bit excessive with the "as you know" exposition. But damn me if this isn't one of the most interesting and unique premises I've seen on this site recently. I look forward to seeing how this develops.

It's a bit messy, but looks promising.

^ "a bit" is an understatement. Still good though..

I can't follow a story that moves like this.

This feels like a slice of life but reads like 10 shounen manga chapters crammed into one.

Hope the pace slows down a bit.

This is kind of a hectic mess that I simply can't be bothered to try to parse plus there's the slur issue on top of that.

Exactly what I want from a spiritual successor to Love Flag Girls.

Interested

You know, rather than enjoy the zany antics and the flamboyant panache of the MC trio, I cannot but feel sorry for that lady whose house was wrecked.

I'm such a bourgeois.

Artstyle reminds me a little of Little Witch Academia

is this kill la kill x the rolling girls?

Artstyle reminds me a little of Little Witch Academia

Definitely, from time to time I saw some Akko faces from Avan; there’s also a similar cartoony feel to it.

I'm liking the setting and premise so far, and I always welcome a story with a gay protagonist that isn't primarily a romance or strictly focused on them being gay (Which this seems to be), but that large exposition dump in the middle really should have been delivered through narration boxes rather than unnaturally spoken aloud by the characters in-universe. I know I'm definately not the only one who's reminded of Studio Trigger from this chapter, and that's a positive thing in my eyes.

I think I got anxiety from reading the first 4 or 5 pages. But the good kind, reminds me of some of my favorite old school shonens.

And say what you will about the style, but you gotta admit a shonen adventure with 3 lesbians set during the Great Depression (or at least a great depression) is a very unique concept.

Ferhog posted:

I'm liking the setting and premise so far, and I always welcome a story with a gay protagonist that isn't primarily a romance or strictly focused on them being gay (Which this seems to be), but that large exposition dump in the middle really should have been delivered through narration boxes rather than unnaturally spoken aloud by the characters in-universe. I know I'm definately not the only one who's reminded of Studio Trigger from this chapter, and that's a positive thing in my eyes.

Yeah that's the only thing I found weird... Like, I'm surprised the other girls didn't react with "...................yeah we know"

It’d be a lot easier to invest in if I didn’t have the sneaking suspiscion that the slur is going to remain a casual component of this world’s “lore”.

Love everything about this, can't wait for more.