Vulnerability Is My Superpower
Book description
By being her anxious, honest, and just plain silly self, Jackie Davis' potato-shaped character proves that, even though opening up to others is scary at first, vulnerability can be a superpower.
Vulnerability Is My Superpower features Jackie Davis's relatable diary comics about self-discovery, mental health, relationships, and childhood. From bouts…
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1 author picked Vulnerability Is My Superpower as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Vulnerability is My Superpower does something really well that I’ve always struggled to do in my own work—be vulnerable.
Jackie’s autobiographical comics are charming, honest, and a joy to read. I think it’s a brave move to put your life on paper and bare it for the internet, a historically critical bunch, and this collection does it in a beautifully illustrated manner.
I think comics are best read printed on paper instead of on a phone, but this series is especially suited to print, since it reads as a diary of sorts.
From Jimmy's list on webcomics that are even better in print.
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