I didn’t really like this story or the illustration style it was okay but not great. “Sustain the Song” by Lenland Myrick (3/5) The drawing style was unique and interesting but the story was a bit hard to follow. This was a cute story that had a fun twist to it. “Premium Cargo” by Kostas Kiriakakis (4/5) It’s a cute story but the illustration style is not my favorite. This was a continuation of the Kenneth Shuri (unemployed ninja) stories that have been in previous volumes. “Kenneth Shuri and the Big Sweep” by JP Ahonen (4/5) More fantastic illustration with a story that at first seems predictable but has a touching twist to it at the end. This was another wonderful addition to the Courier story and of course was beautifully illustrated. “The Courier: Shortcut” by Kazu Kibuishi (5/5) This explains why everything that happened, happened to Rex in the previous installments. “Saga of Rex: The Harvest” by Michel Gagne’ (5/5) I would recommend to those who enjoy sci-fi/fantasy graphic novels. I enjoyed them and plan on reading the final book (8) in the Flight series. Overall a solid collection of graphic novel short stories. I additionally really liked “Live Bait” by Justin Gerard and “Sentinels” by Jason Caffoe.

My favorites continue to be Gagne’s “Saga of Rex”, Kazu Kibuishi’s stories, and the Jellaby stories. You can see below for brief comments on the included stories and what I thought of them. While this collection was better than Vol 5 and 6 it still wasn’t nearly as strong as some of the earlier volumes. This book contains another set of interesting graphic novel short stories that are all supposed to have some aspect of Flight to them. This is the 7th volume in the Flight graphic novel series.

Flight, Vol. 1 by Kazu Kibuishi