Not quite the quality of the sequel, but I really enjoyed it. ( )

Eh, this one just wasn't for me. Not into the art style, the storytelling, or the drug use. I kept waiting for something interesting to happen and it didn't. ( )

I loved Mimi Pond's 1982's book The Valley Girls' Guide to Life, which I still own 39 years later. Her drawings are wildly entertaining. Over Easy is a delicious graphic memoir. I read it in two days. It pulled me in and kept me enthralled. The characters are memorable, the situations they find themselves in at times are outrageous, and the writing is engaging. ( )

Well, I liked that more than I thought I would! I wondered if I would tire of the episodic nature, but it seamlessly flowed one story into another, with all the gloriously seedy 70s sex, drugs, and rock'n'roll you could ask for. Totally recommended if you like reading Anthony Bourdain, if a bit more sympathetic to wait staff. ( )

Fantastic. A superb workplace graphic novel about an Oakland diner in the last 1970s. Picture John Cheever as a 20s something art student, female and illustrated. Worth every page and every slice of buttered toast. Best to read with breakfast. ( )