'Vincent Book Two' with words and art by Vitor Cafaggi with translation by Jeff Whitman is a series of comics about a guy who is unlucky in love. It's also about playing rpgs too.

When we last met Vincent, he had chosen Princess to be his girlfriend, and not Lady. When Princess goes to Australia, she calls the whole thing off, leaving Vincent heartbroken. He finds Lady has also moved on. What's a lovelorn guy supposed to do? Vincent starts looking for a new love and with some good and bad advice from his friends, it just might happen, but with Vincent, things are never as easy as they should be.

This is a fun series and Vincent and his friends are a fun bunch of characters. The story is pretty funny and heartfelt and the art is good. I especially liked the hyper-real art in some of the rpg fantasy sequences.

I received a review copy of this graphic novel from Papercutz and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you for allowing me to review this graphic novel.

This was kind of a letdown compared with the first book, but still cute and heartful. The artwork is very nice and the story too, but here and there I felt a bit bored.

First book of the series that I read, but thanks to the summary at the beginning of the volume, I wasn't lost ! ^^

I found the story cute and sweet. We follow Vincent and his love problems, always punctuated by these inner reflections.

The only problem I had in my reading is the volume of texts compared to the images, which is quite heavy and condensed.

In short, a nice reading! ^^

This was a fun sequel to read, and I loved reading it. It had a wonderful art style to it, and I will definitely be recommending it to my customers

I think I preferred this middle volume to the first in the trilogy, but that's partly down to familiarity. Now I'm completely on board with the teenaged kid struggling with girls, especially when life always gives him two major choices at any one time. I still think it is a little too heavy on the word count, and a little less archness wouldn't hurt, but the strip reads very well, and knowing there's only a third and final part to come perhaps helps my anticipation for the rest. The only quibble I would have is that it doesn't really smack of a 17-year old's problems, for he reads a lot younger. Still, his innocent charm is the selling point here, so we must live with it. Roll on Book Three.

3.5/5 Stars

This is the second book in the Vincent comic strip saga which follows Vincent navigating his love life and hanging out with his best friend Bu and other RPG playing friends.

This installment was even cuter than the first. I loved watching Vincent try to figure out his love life and how to navigate it. I still love his inner dialogue and how quirky he is. I'm excited for the next installment to see where Vincent is lead next!