REVIEW: Finger Guns #4 excels in small, interior moments
By Jacob Cordas — There came a moment in Finger Guns #4 when our two protagonists are in the kind of fight you only have in high school. They are returning from a field trip to an aquarium sitting separate on the bus and sending texts to argue. This text argument is done over one panel with no border and no backdrop color. You can’t even see our main characters. All you see is a school bus moving forward regardless of limitations or directions with text boxes surrounding it. It’s quiet and personal. It’s sad and lonely. It’s everything I remember about my high school experience pushed into one boundless panel. It’s all the best parts of this comic rolled into one little moment.
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