Agatha H., in one sentence: it’s a fun book. I immensely enjoyed reading it. It’s a madcap comic adventure combined with steampunk (or “gaslamp”, as the authors say on their site), a little Bas-Lag, and some well-used adventure fantasy tropes. The dialogue is funny and sharply-written — to be expected from authors who make popular comic strips — and the world is complex and fully-realized.
Book Review: “Agatha H. and the Airship City”, by Phil and Kaja Foglio
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Josh Roseman: Writer, Voice Guy, Dad, Human 