
Member Reviews

Thank you to NetGalley and VIZ Media for an advanced reader copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Disney Twisted-Wonderland: Book of Savanaclaw by Suzuka Oda had me enticed from the cover and the title! The manga art is very well done and thus made the storyline easy to understand/enjoy. I LOVED Yu! Cant wait to read more in this series!

I think I was probably only meant to read the first arc of this, because this volume just didn't do it for me the same way. Also, I'm all for a good gender-bending story, but suddenly changing Yu's character to a woman without explaining how or why just threw me off and I had a real hard time moving past it. I'm pretty sure I get the idea that Yuu isn't cannon and is a fluid character that fits the counter to whatever antagonist we have, but it still would have been nice to have some kind of warning or explanation instead of jumping in with an entirely new character and being expected to ignore it and move on. Cool idea, just executed in a way that wasn't really for me.