Go Seduce My Archnemesis: A heroic version; the entire escape plan depends on Kyle pretending to be Louise's crush. Berry, Alison (2014-04-14). "Review: LUMBERJANES #1". Comicosity. Archived from the original on December 1, 2017 . Retrieved 2014-11-14.

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Never Say "Die": When discussing Simon's death, MacPherson claims he's "not on this plane of existence" rather than outright say it. BOOM! Box Announces Stevenson, Ellis And Allen's New Lumberjanes Series". Comics Alliance. 2014-01-06. Archived from the original on 2014-11-16 . Retrieved 2014-11-14. Noodle Incident: The '90s Macarena/roller blading accident that did Simon in, which was apparently "tragic on so many levels".Bruce Wayne enrolled Olive in Gotham Academy so she could be monitored while still being around other children. During the summer of her freshman year, she had a traumatic experience that required intervention by Batman. She turned to reading and journaling, finding particular solace in a book about Millie Jane Cobblepot, an outcast of the wealthy Cobblepot crime family that resided in 19th-century Gotham. Despite her boyfriend Kyle's kindness and her best-friendship with Kyle's younger sister "Maps", Olive continued to become reclusive, absorbed in darker thoughts and acting out in ways that surprised even herself. [1] The Ghost of Gotham Academy Stuff Blowing Up: Colton's fireworks vs Chaperone! Colton wins! However, as pointed out by Mal, there's a chance that he could've taken out a chunk of the lodge, too.

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ND Stevenson, Shannon Watters, Grace Ellis, Gus Allen, Kat Leyh, Carey Pietsch, Maarta Laiho, and Ayme Sotuyo Jen is Roanoke cabin's scout-leader and is a student in high school. The girls consider her an adult figure, meaning that they are likely on the younger end of their teen years, though it is never specified. Though Jen takes her job very seriously and is often stern with her campers, she genuinely cares for them and tries to protect them from harm. She is extremely knowledgeable about various fields such as botany and astronomy, and usually tries in vain to interest her adventurous campers in safer activities before catching on to the odd happenings at Camp. I thought that the first volume of Gotham Academy was really good. I liked the art and the story was entertaining to read, but I felt lost sometimes. Often I felt like everyone knew what had happened last summer, all but me that was left out of it and only got scraps of information along the way. But I still enjoyed the graphic novel. I mean a prestigious school it Gotham City? Love that idea. Especially when you think about all the famous citizens in the town that could make an appearance (both the good and the bad. Like in this volume when Bruce Wayne and Killer Croc shows up. I admit that I would love to see The Joker or/and Harley Quinn showing up... Johnston, Rich (September 17, 2020). "Lumberjanes Comes To An End In December 2020". Bleeding Cool. Archived from the original on October 8, 2020 . Retrieved October 8, 2020.Jo is the most cool-headed and analytical member of the group. She is a Navajo transgender girl. [11] She acts as the de facto leader and specializes in the more mathematical puzzles the group faces, and is the most by-the-book of the scouts, knowing the Lumberjane pledge by heart. She has a strong bond with April, including a secret handshake. When Jen is absent, Jo is the most likely to worry about the safety of the group and attempt to rescue her friends. In Vol. 10, "Parents' Day", she and April refer to each other's parents as "uncle", but it is not clarified whether they are related, or that this is meant to imply that their families are close friends.

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Sobon, Nicole (August 13, 2019). "Lumberjanes Live-Action Film Canceled By Disney". CBR. Archived from the original on August 17, 2020 . Retrieved 14 August 2019.Gotham Academy Vol. 3: Yearbook - This trade is honestly non-essential reading in my opinion. It doesn't further the plot established by the previous books, but is more of a fun anthology series. It features short stories created by many artists/writers starring the cast of Gotham Academy, plus a fun standalone issue written by the original Gotham Academy creators. Collects Gotham Academy #13-18 plus Gotham Academy Annual #1