Exlibrium #1 Review

Written by: Natalia Devova/ Art: Ozich/ Colors: Margarita Kablukova & Tatyana Yakubets/ BUBBLE Look at this cover! LOOK AT  IT!

(Shout out to the cover artists! That’s what initially drew me into the fantastic world first introduced in these 27 pages) Hey, this comic is a Comixology Submit title where you can find self published indie creators and their great works just like how I stumbled upon Starpunch Girl and Sanity & Tallulah: Plucky Teen Girl Space Detectives  .  Third times the charm that I found a comic from this special lineup that captured my attention enough to review it so here you go, enjoy! The blurb/synopsis for Exlibrium starts off with this:

“Exlibrium” (from the Latin ‘ex libris’, “of the books” and ‘equilibrium’, “balance”) – a magic seal that helps the mysterious order of sorcerers to guard the border between the real world and the world of fiction. For many centuries members of the order have been successfully preventing creatures from the works of art and literature from escaping into our world. But sometimes the order fails to do so and some of those characters manage to break the walls between realities… Wow. We get our introduction to oddball Lily Romanova who is as passionate about the worlds within books as is her imagination big. So far she’s the most normal of the few characters we see in this first issue. She’s been home schooled her whole life and had a sort of unorthodox childhood. One thing she knows for sure is that she’s been re…