I got a free copy of this book for review from Netgalley. A positive review was not promised in return.

Not so much about the execution. There were some really good themes present and explored, but this kind of felt like it didn't know what it wanted to be, or what it really wanted to say. I know it kind of did know, but the reason I felt it was confused was that I also didn't think it did a great job of convincing me or making it clear.

It was a bit meandering, not in a way that I felt was cute or in the end relevant to the main theme. Nope, it just felt awkward.

Still, I appreciate what this graphic novel was trying to say. That war and blind obedience to any particular government is not good. That questioning your circumstances and who put you there and why is always a good thing. I also like that although it was the man in charge, it was the woman questioning this, and while she met resistance at first, he ended up listening to her.

In addition, the meka themselves were adorable. Absolutely adorably drawn. ( )