Reviews

“Marks a significant step forward in Boydell’s evolution as a visual storyteller. Boydell moves away from a set six-panel grid to bring greater variation to the book’s pacing and create more immersive images, and bold choices with watercolor shades and textures intensify the expressive qualities of the coloring.” —The AV Club


“Marks a significant step forward in Boydell’s evolution as a visual storyteller. Boydell moves away from a set six-panel grid to bring greater variation to the book’s pacing and create more immersive images, and bold choices with watercolor shades and textures intensify the expressive qualities of the coloring.” —The AV Club


“The stories in 920London aren’t about hopelessness but about how richly meaningful those dreadful empty years in transit can be. It’s art like this that can give all of us hope, and, for some of us at least, a comforting place to dwell.” —The Comics Journal

“The stories in 920London aren’t about hopelessness but about how richly meaningful those dreadful empty years in transit can be. It’s art like this that can give all of us hope, and, for some of us at least, a comforting place to dwell.” —The Comics Journal

“Boydell imbues the tale of two extremely 2000s scene kids with a timeless relatability—920London touches on the uncertain anxieties of adulthood and the delicate balance of shifting relationships with sincerity and empathy.” —GamesRadar

“Boydell imbues the tale of two extremely 2000s scene kids with a timeless relatability—920London touches on the uncertain anxieties of adulthood and the delicate balance of shifting relationships with sincerity and empathy.” —GamesRadar