Extracurricular

Sometimes it’s nice to be able to look at a series from beginning to end, y’know? Because you never know when a series is going to go horribly off the rails into complete madness. Sometimes, it can happen between the first and second volumes. Or even just turn into something very different (not necessarily for the worse, but you know what I mean) between the first and second volumes.

So this week’s Flipped is devoted to one of those series that’s a solid, often inspired work from beginning to end. Or at least very, very close to the end, but I don’t know what I would have done differently.