A Sea of Stars

Imagine a Girl Scouts' summer camp for hardcore lady types set in the small town of Gravity Falls, with essences of an all-female Gaang. And that's Lumberjanes.

Really fantastic art, with some quirky yet lovable characters, and zany goings-on. Much like Gravity Falls, don't question WHY there are three-eyed foxes, a sea monster in the lake, or boy scouts possessed...just follow the cryptic clues at every turn. Another thing I liked is that it's feminist, yes, but not feminazi. It's as feminism should be, but so rarely is.

Complaints consist of 1). The weird lesbian girl-crush between Mal and Molly, but it's fairly easy to look past. Still, though, not only that, but they're middle-graders. It's creepy. And 2). Part of the Lumberjanes pledge is:

then there's a line about God, or whatever

which is just a sad representation of our culture, however true.