Sarah Barron (Rainbow Dandelion Crochet) Reynard City Chronicles Review

Sarah Barron runs Rainbow Dandelion Crochet, a business dedicated to improving mental health through crochet. Below is her Reynard City Chronicles review (Please note: We are posting her Reynard City Chronicles review verbatim and this is her opinion and does not necessarily reflect the view of me or other members of the team.)

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Reynard City Chronicles issue 1

Art: Nicholas Webb and Strider Syd
Logo: Jed Soriano

“Captivated me straight away with the illustrations, and then boom straight in with the “good girl” comment, I had an instant connection with the main character. ”

“Not to give too much away but wow, what an awesome way of demonstrating mental health and alt lifestyles!”

Issue 2

Art: Joe Draco Petterson and Saltheartfreak

“Awesome illustrations again, this issue takes you on a journey looking deeper into the complexities of eating disorders and mental health. ”

Issue 3

Art: Emily Bandicoot

“This issue feels darker, it’s not as giddy as the other two and with good reason, this issue looks at the reality of loosing yourself to your mind and external influences having little effect on helping you out of your own mind. Very well written.”

Issue 4

Art: Anon

“This issue feels different to the others, not in a negative way! The illustrations feel like they are becoming blurred, less intense, less busy, I guess this is intentional given that the main character is fighting hard to get back to her normality? ”

Issue 5

Full credits below.

“Looks at how many of us cope with loss, attachment disorder, fear of being alone etc by incorporating often dangerous promiscuity into our lives. Another well written issue!”

Issue 6

Warp King: Welcome to My World (Art by BlueIke)

Switching Sides (Art by Emily Bandicoot)

“This one kind of lost me I’m afraid”

Issue 7

Art by BlueIke

Following on from episode 6 I was worried I wouldn’t follow what was going on because I struggled with that particular issue. But, this issue is awesome and ends on quite a cliff hanger! The graphics flow through this episode beautifully, lots of twists and turns in the plot which keeps you wanting to read more. Really enjoyed this one. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to read your work!

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