Getting It Together #4

A multifaceted last issue that touches deep into the process of creativity itself and the relationship between its characters, and that makes me eager to see more of these characters and their lives moving forward. Read Full Review

Lauren bets on herself and moves out of San Fran, but can she take the pressure of going solo? Getting it Together comes to a dramatic end in a warm and fun way. Read Full Review

The final issue of this down-to-Earth story about love and creativity in modern San Francisco takes a risky but rewarding twist by getting out of the Bay Area and acknowledging the truth the characters have been running from the whole series: before you can truly connect with others, you have to understand yourself. Read Full Review

With both the narrative and the art, this is the kind of slice-of-life comic that feels incredibly immersive and earnest, and it ties a bow on the series' arc in a way that leaves the door open for more stories"but doesn't necessarily require it. Read Full Review

A slice of life story for the lost hipster millennial, "Getting it Together" #4 feels relatable and satisfyingly wholesome. Read Full Review