REVIEW: Buttercup: Remembrance

Summary

This story is about hunting for what has been lost. I like that the relic hunter is a cat.  Most cats large and small are referred to as hunters and usually find their prey.  Another thing about this story I like is that it is well done in the vein of that one sci fi bounty hunter show that is currently popular.  The combat sequence shown in the story is another indication of that, especially when combined with the natural agility that cats have.  While the story ends with the relic hunter finding the sought after relic, I am not sure the story is strong enough to carry onto another issue without it just being more of the same, unless more of the background into why they are hunting the relics in the first place is revealed as the story progresses. The cover art looks great with vibrant space related colors and clearly showing the main character in all their combat glory and indicating that a cat has the ability to use all their paws to their advantage! The interior art is just as well drawn as the cover art, the only exception I have is that the entire book is black and white save for the flashback and the actions the weapon discharges are taking.  I personally think that if they were going to add color, esp as sporadic as it was outside of the flashback, it might have been better to just leave it out. Overall the book is entertaining and has potential, and for those that love cats, this story could become quite something to ignite the imagination! As your curator of the Historical Documents of the Imagination I hope you enjoyed your visit! If you enjoyed my review of this story please support the creators of this story! May the historical documents of the imagination always inspire!  Thanks for reading!