This was a really imaginative story full of interesting creatures. Unfortunately I couldn’t really admire or enjoy the art style or the colours at all as the arc has everything inverted and in black and white, which is a shame as I can’t fully comment on the full experience of reading this and it made it more difficult to read.
But I enjoyed the use of fantasy elements and cryptids combined with mystery elements. I think it’s something I would enjoy reading.

A little bit of magic; a little bit of adventure, a little too much love for magical creatures and a little bit of drama. I absolutely adore the presentation of the graphic novel. The artstyle is everything!

The story is quite interesting as it involves a little bit of mystery as well.

Perfect for the target audience (middle grades), I feel it's a good start for those who want to start reading graphic novels.

Engaging and fun, this one is going to make a rather adventurous reading session.

The highlight for me is the character dynamics.

Go for this one. It's fun and entertaining.

Thank you, Andrews McMeel, for the advance reading copy.

Thank you to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for the ARC in exchange for my honest review.

This is an interesting concept--students competing to become a crytopozoologist's assistant, studying and helping to heal injured fantastical creatures.

The artwork in this middle grade graphic novel is beautiful and pulls you into the story. The mystery, hints, clues, and misdirection keep you intrigued, trying to figure out what is really going on, but there are times when the jumps between scenes feel slightly disjointed to me.

I enjoyed reading this one and will most likely read the next installment as well. This one ends on a cliffhanger.