Fangs

- Did you ever date another werewolf?
- Yes, cute girl, but could turn into a real bitch.
- Clever.
- And did you ever date a vampire?
- Yeah! He sucked.

This was the cutest, funniest thing I’ve read in such a long time. It took me minutes to get through but it will take me forever to get over this. Absolutely perfect.

I got an e-ARC on NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

<i>arc provided by the publisher via netgalley in exchange for an honest review</i>

This was a cute, quirky and entertaining read!

I loved seeing the relationship dynamic between a werewolf and a vampire. I especially loved all of the puns associated with both.

The art was simplistic but also adorable and definitely kept my attention.

Overall, I really enjoyed my time with this graphic novel!

4/5 ⭐️

TW: death, blood.

THIS IS SO CUTE!! I absolutely adore it! The romance is perfection. I can't stop gushing about this. The drawings are cute and the puns? They slay me. This is such a great cute read. PLEASE CHECK IT OUT!

I’d like to thank netgalley and the publisher for an advance copy in exchange for an honest review. I have always been a fan of Sarah’s work, and this was no exception. I also have always been a fan of vampire books so the two combined was a win win. She made the story very cute about a female vampire meeting a male werewolf and what their relationship would look like. I hope there is a second volume.

The premise of this book is so intriguing, and it does not disappoint.
This is such an incredibly sweet and funny story, about two people who could not be more different but fall in love anyway. The illustrations are simple but absolutely beautiful, very much like the story itself!

I have seen some of these comics on Instagram and Tumblr, so when I found out it was a full collection I was super excited! The story varies from having serious undertones to really silly ones, which I appreciate a lot. Elsie is honestly such a babe, and I desperately wished it was longer!

Talk about a book you can read in one setting! I absolutely LOVED it. It's adorable, it's hi-la-rious and I'm definitely buying a copy to reread as many times as I want.

My favourite thing about Fangs is that it tells an entire (love) story, only with no real plot. It's just short jokes about daily life that Sarah always makes so funny. The punchlines hit every time, the characters are loveable and just so darn cute and every fan of Sarah's usual work will definitely adopt these two dorks.

Basically Fangs is something completely fresh yet completely Sarah. 5 well deserved stars.

(I'll edit this review to add links to a more thorough review once it's up)

Fangs is the adorable love story of a vampire and werewolf who begin dating. As Elsie (vampire) and Jimmy (werewolf) learn about their partner’s quirks and preferences, there is always a strong sense of underlying humor. I thought the art style fit the story tone well and honors the characters’ personalities nicely. I found Fangs to be very clever and relatable. Anyone with a penchant for vampires, werewolves, or simply a sweet love story will enjoy this funny compilation from the author of Sarah’s Scribbles. Thank you to Sarah Andersen, Andrews McMeel Publishing, and Netgalley for a free ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Penned by Sarah Andersen, the artist behind the popular SARAH'S SCRIBBLES, FANGS is the story of a three-hundred-year old vampire in the body of a 26-year-old goth girl who falls in love with a charming werewolf she meets at a bar one night. As such, there is more of a narrative thread than in the SARAH'S SCRIBBLES collections, but the comics are still very much situational vignettes. The two works have Andersen's signature humor and wholesomeness and a lack of coloring in common, but that's about it: FANGS is a little more PG-13, there is less social awkwardness, and the art style is less cartoonish, with a slight manga quality.

Most of the humor and sweetness is due to how Andersen plays different vampire and werewolf myths against each other, exploring how that would impact dating life, as well as how the two characters, Elsie and Jimmy, handle their differences. It's silly, lighthearted, amusing, cute, and just plain fun—I personally prefer the semi-autobiographical SARAH'S SCRIBBLES, but these can be just as relatable and tender: FANGS essentially consists of twisty little romantic comedy portraits about two people who are great for each other despite their fundamental differences.

Read this book in one sitting. This book was fun and cute to read. Loved the puns and the humor between a vampire and a werewolf dating. I did find it very short and wanted more. I would love it if it were a linear story rather than snippets.

I received an ARC of this book thanks to NetGalley and publisher Andrews McMeel Publishing in exchange for an honest review.

I am in love! This graphic novel is perhaps the cutest love story ever told. It features a bunch of one shot comics (each page being one incident) throughout the relationship of a vampire and a werewolf. It is incredibly cute, very funny and just a fantastic feel-good read. Vamp and Jimmy are both extremely likeable characters and I instantly fell in love with both of them. I loved watching their relationship unfold and it just brightened my whole day. I 100% recommend this if you like funny, cutesy graphic novels with a lot of humour and heart.

Overall Rating: 5./5 stars

Review to come August 15th.

I received this book from Netgalley in exchange of an honest review.

I was just flailing around when I saw this book on Netgalley. OMG, Sarah Andersen has another comic? How did I miss this one? How could I miss it? It features her great art and a werewolf and a vampire dating and all that comes with that.

These two meet at a bar and instantly have an attraction. I had a big laugh at how the wolf guy seemed to wonder about her 300 age at first but when she said she looks like 26 he was OK with it. :P Throughout the book we see the trials, the romance, and more that entails a romantic relationship between a vampire and a werewolf. Because it isn't always easy for either of them. They can't have romantic dinners (she doesn't eat and I don't think you want to put steak in front of him), she sleeps during the day, he cannot show her to his friends (who are seriously wondering if she exists). But there are also other things both of them have to keep an eye out for. Like him opening the curtains at morning and almost burning his girl to a crisp. Or her touching him with a silver ring. They have a lot to learn about each other and it is not always easy. But they do try their best to make things working. And I had so much fun reading this one.

Their conversations had me laughing so hard. They talk about everything under the moon. From religion (he is one with nature... she worships Satan) to past relationships to drinking blood to being a werewolf (and he is such an adorable and fluffy little ball of cuteness who with just one pet goes from hunter to OMG belly rubs). Plus, I love how Sarah drew them in those conversations. She in the shadows, he half light half shadow. That is a really nice touch.

I loved how you could see that he was a werewolf without him changing into one. From changing squirrels to him scratching at the door at the mention of walkies. Oh boy. It amazes me no one ever found out he is a werewolf. I guess they just thought he was weird. :P

Can I say I just love her fashion sense? I want some of those dramatic dresses as well!

All in all, I definitely want to add this book to my collection, and I hope that we get more of these two because I would love to see them get married (though good luck finding a place that works for both of them). I would highly recommend it.

Witty and lovely. This is totally different from Sarah Andersen's previous work (which I adore 😍).

Jimmy is a werewolf and Elsie is a three hundred years old vampire. They meet in a bar and... boom! It seems like the both have finally found their other halfs.

I love the clever and dark humor of this comic. Elsie and Jimmy couldn't be more different, but at the same time they have a lot in common!

In summary, Fangs is about the daily lovely and awkward moments two people have when they start a relationship. Especially when they're perfect for each other despite their notorious differences.

You can also read Fangs on Tapas. It's a daily webcomic. Although, I think reading it all at once, especially on hardcover, must be the best option.

In case you want to read it online, Sarah Anderesen has published a "wicked playlist" you may listen to while reading it: Fangs on Spotify

Thanks to Andrews McMeel Publishing and NetGalley for providing me with this e-arc in exchange for my honest review.

I've just read this in one sitting after a long day, and after procrastinating on the webcomic for way too long.

Sarah Andersen's humor is exactly what I relate to, especially in this one. She plays around a lot of stereotypes about vampires and werewolves, and depicts a happy and healthy relationship between the two characters. Puns are also on point. The art is different from what we are used to, but the style really suits her too.

This is the graphic novel I never knew I needed.

Fangs is a laugh-out-loud graphic novel about a vampire and a werewolf falling in love. I devoured it in one sitting! I loved the illustrative style and witty humor thoughout.

Advanced copy provided by the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Available September 2020.

Cute, heartwarming and relatable. A romantic comedy with a pair that is different yet are perfect for each other.

Fabulous. Funny. Sweet. It made me laugh multiple times. It's a graphic novel about a vampire and a werewolf who are dating. Their relationship is presented through one-page humorous vignettes. Most of them are gold. Highly recommended.

This was a very fun read. Slightly dark but still hilarious.
It's more of a series of fragments from the life of these two than a coherently plotted story, and that's what let me down, just a little.
The art style is lovely and I really liked the characters, especially Elsie's sense of fashion.
Definitely recommend if you like all things paranormal.

I am a huge fan of Sarah Scribbles so when I saw that Andersen was making a new comic about a vampire and wolf I was all over it. This comic was originally released on Tapas, a free webcomic site. So if you do want to continue following this work go check it out there.

I loved this comic. It shows the progression of the relationship between a vampire, Vamp, and a werewolf, Jimmy. I loved the art style of this comic. It was beautifully drawn and each panel is packed with a lot of emotion.

I couldn't git enough of these two! I really hope she continues to write Vamp and Jimmy’s story because I really enjoyed this. Also I think we need more paranormal daily life comics!

<b>*ARC provided by Netgalley for an honest review.*</b>

As soon as I heard Sarah Anderson was coming out with something new I wanted to get my hands on it. Fangs is her typical short comic format, but this time we're following a vampire and werewolf as they begin and grow their relationship. Many of the comics had the perfect combination of humor and heartfelt sentiments as they navigate their life together. There were as many moments that made me laugh as there were moments that made me say "awwwwww." This is a great addition to her collection of works and I look forward to seeing more from her in the future.

This is cute! I said last week that I wanted to read more werewolf comics. Then this showed up as Read Now on Netgalley! I don’t say no to serendipity. This is less a full-fledged narrative and more a series of unrelated/funny panels about a vampire/werewolf relationship. Very punny and lots of humor related to vampire/werewolf lore (jokes related to silver, coffin, thirst for blood, doggish behavior, disappearance in a mirror, etc). The art style isn’t super complex (it’s not as detailed as, say, THE TEA DRAGON SOCIETY) but it suits the humor. I’d describe it as black and white illustrations with sparse, clean lines (see the cover).

Quão irônico seria um relacionamento entre um lobisomem e uma vampira? É essa a premissa do quadrinho, e o resultado é hilário. Acompanhamos as eventualidades de um relacionamento normal, mas nas condições desse casal se torna um tanto quanto peculiar e essa é a graça. As piadas são muito bem pensadas e criativas.
A arte é bem bonita e minimalista o que agrega um charme a mais na leitura. O tipo de livro que indicaria a todos, sem exceção... É garantia de entretenimento e risadas.

Fangs is odd and funny. It tells the story of love between a vampire and a werewolf. The black and white drawings and sparse dialogue seem simple but the underlying relationship themes are complex. Teens will enjoy this book. It's sure to spark the Team Edward/Team Jacob debate all over again.

This was a super fun quick read!

Things I Liked:
♥ I loved that the comics had an easy-to-follow timeline and we watched the relationship progress.
♥ The illustrations were lovely, with so many fun tiny details!
♥ The comics varied from funny to serious topics and this collection had a really good balance between the two.
♥ SO MANY PUNS!

Things I disliked:
♡ I didn’t connect with the characters a ton, but I’m guessing that’s because this was pretty short.

Thank you, NetGalley and the publisher for the chance to read this comic!

Rating: 3.5 stars

I'm a massive fan of Sarah Andersen's "Sarah's Scribbles" books so when I saw this was available to read now I instantly downloaded. I loved the premise, a graphic novel all about a vampire & werewolf falling in love, but I didn't really click with this. I think my main issue was that this wasn't in any sort of order, each page was just a small snippet out of the main characters' lives and I didn't like how it jumped around so much. I did find myself laughing throughout as this had typical Sarah Andersen humour!

Overall, if you like weird but humorous comics, I would recommend checking this one out!

I've seen some of this comic online and absolutely love it. I want more and I didn't want it to end. I hope Sarah makes more!

A vampire-meets-werewolf romance from the creator of Sarah's Scribbles. Andersen's style here is far less manic and cutesy than there, but it's still not exactly Love Like Blood; though they do build to an a very sweet whole, the pages each also work as a vignette or gag strip, relationship vignettes filtered through her being centuries old and him prone to howling at the moon. Sufficiently adorable that if it does become a default present in goth couples, that won't be undeserved.

(Netgalley ARC)

While this collection is not comparable to the showstopping Sarah Scribbles collection, I found it charming and corny. Definitely a fun way to spend 15 minutes.

Decided to download this one off of NetGalley on a whim and I am SO GLAD that I did. This was so stinking cute and it warmed the heck out of my heart. If you're looking for a super fun romance between a VAMPIRE and a WEREWOLF, look no further. This was absolutely adorable.

🧛‍♀️

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This is the cutest thing I've ever read, I am in love.
It’s perfect no defects, the history, and the drawings are adorable, it leaves a smile on your face and warmth in your heart after reading!

I love Sarah Andersen and own all of her other books. Her art is so fun and relatable. In Fangs, a werewolf and a vampire fall in love. We see them in their everyday lives together and it is just awww! We watch as their relationship progresses and they love and support each other despite their difference and shortcoming. This is a simple little love story and it is perfect for those that enjoy dark humor, good puns, and of course, all things spooky.
Thank you to NetGalley, Andrew McMeel Publishing, and the fabulous Sarah Andersen for this eARC in exchange for an honest review!

I really enjoyed this vampire graphic novel. The format was a bit hard to read on my phone but either way I thought it was cool. I'll be looking forward to seeing a physical copy of this book!

I loved it. It was so cute, funny, evocative and... different. Go read it.
#quickread

Thanks a lot to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for this ARC.

Fangs

I Picked Up This Book Because: I love the author’s previous works.

The Characters:

Elsie:
Jimmy:

The Story:

These two make me laugh. I love their banter and quips. I love their table talks. This was excellent.

The Random Thoughts:



5 Stars

Shortest review ever: this was sooooooooooooo cute!!!!!!!
Oh, do you need more details? If you must…
"Fangs" has the most traditional vampire I ever read about, and I mean, with every superstition about vampires being true and still being completely devoid of cliches. And that isn't even the best part!
I consider it the perfect story for the digital age, which is to be expected when Sarah Andersen's art rules social media.
This is an adorable love story that never feels guilty about its darkness and whose humor is the perfect mix of cringy and original resulting in an absolutely unforgettable read that will stay with you for far longer than the time it took you to finish the book.
Also, the art! I would kill for some of those dresses.
Thank you to NetGalley, Edelweiss+, and Andrews McMeel Publishing for this DRC.

I love" Sarah's Scribbles" collections of comics, and "Fangs" may be my favorite yet! It's so cute, and does justice of a relationship between a vampire and a Werewolf.. I love both of the characters. (My favorite is probably the panel where they're reading Vampire books and Jimmy pulls out Twilight and Eloise just starts cracking up.).

I don’t have much to say except that this was absolutely adorable, the art was great, and I want some of those vampire dresses, too.

Do you like cute couples? Vampires? Werewolves? HORRIBLE PUNS? Well then "Fangs" is for you!

Sarah Andersen, of "Sarah's Scribbles" fame, has created another wonderful masterpiece in the form of "Fangs", which is a series of short comics and art about a vampire and a werewolf who are very much in love with each other. Elise and Jimmy are super adorable, and neither back down from a pun opportunity at the other's (and their own) expense.

Sort of a "My Giant Nerd Boyfriend", Goth Edition, "Fangs" is funny, heartfelt, swoony, and all around perfect for putting a smile on your face!

Hilarious graphics and story. A vampire and werewolf dating. Had me laughing out loud! Loved the art style in black and white. No gore! Loved her outfits!

5 Stars ( I received an e-arc from Net Galley in exchange for an honest review)

The previous graphic novels by this author were cute and fun but this a hilarious take on a paranormal romance couple. Elsie is a vampire, Jimmy is a werewolf, they meet in a bar and thus begins their adorable relationship. All the crazy tropes of each creature are shown although I love how Jim become a cute cuddle wolf when he turns and Elsie putting on makeup or clothes in the mirror that has no reflection. Even insulting each other with "leech" and "dog/mutt" when mad at each other. They are true perfect paranormal creature couple, and I dare you not to laugh at their stereotypical vampire and wolf antics. Guaranteed to put a smile on your face and give you a brief reprieve from life.

This book was an absolute joy to read.
In this graphic novel, we are introduced to a werewolf/vampire relationship. These two together make the oddest couple one could come across and yet seeing all those bits from their life was endearing and funny. I feel like most (if not all) the clichés that come to mind regarding these supernatural characters were used here, but I didn't mind it one bit. It fit into the mixture of puns and heartwarming moments very well. 
I can definitely see myself flipping through this book again in future. 

Thank you NetGalley for this eARC in exchange for an honest review!

While not an active follower, I've always loved Sarah's work and Fangs was no different.
The book is a collection of short comics about a couple - a vampire and werewolf, going through their quite quirky and unique life. It's lovable, hilarious, and surprisingly relatable, especially, given the species difference between us humans and the supernatural creatures of the night.

*Thanks to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for providing me with an ARC of this title in exchange for an honest review.*

I've read before the other cartoons that the author share through her social media and I love her sense of humor and this graphic novel is not the exception.
It's catchy, super cute and funny.
We can see the interaction between a vampire and a werewolf; their first met and the way they know about each other through their normal and funny life. Both are hilarious and they complement each other perfectly. I loved this novel so much that when I finished I needed more.

I loved this

Thank you to the publisher for giving me a free copy in exchange for an honest review.

I thought this was so cute! I loved how the vampire and werewolf were together. I thought it was so fun to see their relationship blossom. I think this is such a cute and quick read and I would definitely recommend this one to friends.

I read the other cartoons of the author and they seemed super cute, adorable and fun but this new humor that she showed in "Fangs" enchanted me as you don't have an idea~.

Elsie's story focuses on how a vampire as dramatic and cool as she lives her day to day with the fierce but adorable Jimmy, who in turn is a werewolf.

This story will fill you with laughter and joy, guaranteed! Elsie is extremely sarcastic and special, the kind of weird girl who just makes your day simple and fun. And Jimmy ... Oh, Jimmy is ADORABLE! Her wolfish behaviors will get you more than a smile, you are seriously going to love him!

Although the graphic novel showed curious LITTLE moments in the life of these two wonderful characters (and although I would have liked there to be more bullets or more of them), the truth is that I LOVED with all my heart the story, the drawings, the characters and the dialogues!
Normally I don't tell dialogues a lot but Sarah managed to put a touch of irony and sarcasm on Elsie and Jimmy and the truth is I can't ignore how wonderful that was~.

I seriously recommend it too much, hopefully I will follow the story in another tome because Elsie and Jimmy stole my heart.

This review is also on GoodReads in spanish and english.

Unlike her previous works, I really loved this book. To me, it was way better because it has a better art style and it’s about the romance between a vampire and a werewolf in the XXI century. Jimmy and Elsie are complete opposites but they understand each other because they’re creatures of the night. Ultimately, they do not hide their primal instincts around each other, and more often than not they share cute, adorable and whole-some moments that made me smile like an idiot from the very beginning.

This book was a light-hearted reading that shows the perks of being in a relationship with someone that is good to you, that complements your personality and who accepts you for who you are.

"Dogs can be leashed. But a wolf chooses to stay."

If you’re already familiar with Andersen’s comics, you know she has just the right amount of humor and fluff in every page. And of course, as a vampire lover, I must add that I loved Elsie’s clothes and personality! On the other hand, Jimmy was such an easy-going guy that I can understand why she fell in love with him. Both of them are adorable and I’m sure you’ll enjoy this graphic novel if you have the chance to read it!

Seeing that Sarah Andersen wrote another book pulled me right in. Fangs is an incredibly sweet series of vignettes about the love between a vampire and a werewolf. While there are many cute jokes and references to the myths surrounding these creatures, the overwhelming emotion is the love between two people who feel like they don't fit in. It was a joy to read and quick to read as well. The art style is super cute and kept me staring - the dramatic dresses Elsie wears are amazing! I did wish the book had a bit more of a plot - as I said, it's a series of little moments. However, that does make it easy to pick up and put down, or to open to any page for a smile.

4.5

"-Hey Jimmy, why do you think we get along?
-Well, you let me be me."

Thanks to the publisher for giving me and eARC in exchange of a honest review via Netgalley.

The story is very funny and fast, it took me 15 minutes to read.
I wish it could be a little longer, because I felt that should happen more things with the couple.

It's very cool see how Vamp and Jimmy are different and complete themselves. They have a different reaction to what happens day-by-day. It's cool see how they interact, they look like a real couple.

They are cute and have a lot of pretty interactions to make my heart get bigger.

The only bad thing it's that the start of the relationship could be more explored, from one scene to another they were already in love and living together! I really wanted some drama.

The illustrations are very simple and pretty, transmitting what they were feeling and their intentions.

I laughed a lot during my reading, specially when we had some references to the vampires and werewolves from the pop culture.

This is a very quick and great reading to do when you're feeling sad or stressed.

Cute, funny and dark. Lots of cliche'd vamp and werewolf stereotypes make the basis for the funny panels describing the relationship between Jimmy and Elsie. Graphics are well drawn and dark but at times extremely beautiful. Page 86 is my favorite, it made me laugh out loud! Also really loved 98. I definitely want to see more of these two.

Full of Sarah Andersen's wit and humour, this book is just perfection. Perfectly blending real relationship tropes with the supernatural is a simple stroke of genius which will have me coming back again and again.

I adore the odd couple romance. The amazing puns! The simply perfect artistry of the black ink. This is an addicting laugh out load page turner.

With Fangs comic artist Sarah Andersen ventures into 'fantasy' territory. Similarly to her Sarah's Scribbles comics, Fangs consists in a series of vignettes depicting everyday situations...except that in this case the couple starring in these scenes is not so ordinary. She's a three-hundred-years old vampire and he's a werewolf: puns ensue.
Many of the jokes allude to existing tropes/media about vampires&werewolves. So we have a lot of vignettes about blood, dogs, death, coffins, etc. Some of these were genuinely funny, some were a bit silly, and others were just cute.
The simple artwork fits perfectly with this sort of structure and humour. Fangs is a very wholesome and lighthearted read. While it may not be particularly memorable or 'substantial' it's bound to make you smile.

A vampire and a werewolf meet and fall in love. I really liked their relationship, even though in many books, such as twilight, werewolves and vampires hate each other. I loved the puns and especially the joke about twilight. It was fun to read. The only issue I had was that there was very little development, which I can understand being a short graphic novel. Overall, it was entertaining.

This was a short and sweet graphic novel about the relationship between a vampire and a werewolf. I believe the artist has shared snippets of this online before, because I had seen some of the artwork.

This was so quick for me to read, but just because it’s short doesn’t make it a bad thing! The relationship between the vampire and the werewolf was so cute, and even though they were both “monsters,” they worked so well together as a couple. This was filled with cuteness and so much humor, and I loved how the artist portrayed a relationship between two opposite people,

Ugggh, I'm such a huge Sarah Andersen fan! I love Sarah's Scribbles to death and I've been in a halloween mood lately since it's evidently my coping mechanism. And so this book is literally my destiny!

I love the art in this! It's so easy to love these characters with the short comic style and it makes things look so fun.

Vamp is so funny, she's the vampire I only dream of being. She's super dead, loves being dramatic, black dresses, and hilarious on point jokes.

Jeremy is also the funniest werewolf. He's like a loyal dog, who loves you, doesn't lie to you, just sits and wants cuddles and to be scratched. But is also a person, a hot one. Perfection. I loved their dynamic and antics together.

Anywho, this is such a comfort read that I really needed. I'm definitely getting this when it comes out!

4.5 stars! Loved it!

Um I'm obsessed. This is the cutest graphic novel detailing the love story of a vampire & werewolf. The comics are SO cute, and I love the sass. I want a few of these art pages framed!! The fashion is great - a physical copy of this book is a must! I usually don't go for graphic novels but I'm so glad I picked this one up!

Cover art: 5/5 - love, love, love.
Audience: Adult
Graphic novel, comics, mythical creatures, vampires, werewolf, indie

* I obtained a free copy in exchange for my honest review. *

I loved this graphic novel. It's flirty and funny and cheeky, the romance is so cute and I loved this modern twist on what a 21st century paranormal relationship would be like.

It's a very short graphic novel, but I assure you that you will enjoy every page. I can't get my mind off how cute Jimmy and Elsie are together. I laughed a lot with their "problems" as a couple, like Jimmy having to go "wolf mode" every full moon and Elsie avoiding the sun.

This was a really sweet and fast read. They're individual comics rather than one over-arching story but honestly that worked well. It felt like we were getting snippet insights into their day to day life and relationship and I found it really heart-warming. I'm a sucker (ha!) for monster love stories, so a vampire/werewolf comic was always going to catch my eye and I thoroughly enjoyed this. The art style is clear and lovely to read, with bold designs that really catch the eye and the art supports the humour in a really subtle but excellent way.

I was devastated when I read FIN and realized that my enjoyment was already over! I have always loved comics by this author and was so excited to see her branch into a new story line. This darkly comedic read was spot on for what I would imagine a loving, modern relationship being between a werewolf and vampire. At times they seemed like any other couple, but then would do something that fit in perfectly with their monstrous sides. Focusing on their relationship and how they navigate being together in sunlight, during a full moon, eating, and completing everyday tasks was funny and weirdly relatable (as I am neither a werewolf nor vampire). By far, the element that rocks this comic for me is how creative Sarah Anderson is when taking a simple task and making it hilarious without even needing words, rather just by using her art. If anything held me back, it was truly that it was just too short and left me craving more!

"what's your type?"
"goth girls?"
"no. your blood type"

i love sarah andersen's illustration style and the humor in her work. i laughed at every single page.
and personally, i loved elsie's style. very dramatic, indeed.

An adorably creepy graphic novel from the creator of Sarah's Scribbles. A vampire and a werewolf fall into an unlikely--but somehow perfect--relationship and fall in love over full moons, wine glasses of blood, and differing day-night cycles. Cute and creepy and funny and just the sort of fun you want from comics about a supernatural relationship. Great, lighthearted fun!

Adorable, funny and cute comic that follows Elise the vampire and Jimmy the werewolf as they start dating.

I knew about FANGS already from it being on Tapas. However, I liked reading it as one comic a lot better than the short strips on their own. They are still funny one-by-one, but sequentially they form a lovely story, following Jimmy and Elise from first dates to steady relationship to moving in together.

The romance between the two is lovely. The situational comedy around werewolves and vampires living in modern times, as well as together, was spot on and made me laugh a lot.
The drawing style is simple but effective and perfect for the jokes and situations it depicts.

More like a 4.4 out of 5 stars. I enjoyed it, very quick read.
Elsie is a Vampire who has lived her whole life (over three hundred years) without love until she meets Jimmy who is a Werewolf and they fall accidentally into this relationship that allows them to be themselves without reservation. This a collection of short snippets into their relationship, a humor-filled package that had me laughing so hard at the little ripples of sweetness and acceptance they shared.
Their difference was the center of their relationship and I just loved it. I would be checking out more of Sarah's works.

I loved this, it’s hilarious and touching in equal measure. A beautiful story of a vampire and a werewolf who fall in love, and the reality that entails. The drawings themselves are beautiful, and I love the cover too. I can’t really say much more without giving away too much of the story. I definitely recommend it to anyone who likes vampires, werewolves or quirky love stories.

I was given a free copy of this book. My opinions are my own.

I got this one because I love this author and it did not disappoint This book was an amazing read and once it is released I will buy a physical copy it is that good. .

I picked up this title solely for its author. The art style isn't something I would really gravitate towards, but the humour made me smile and reminded me of one liners from Buffy.
A quick, fun, light read - just the dating life of a vampire and a werewolf! I fell in love. SO cute.

This is a bite-sized (pun intended) review about a bite-sized graphic novel.

You have probably seen the amazing posts of @sarahandersencomics and to most of us on Instagram she needs no introduction.


Fangs is her latest graphic novel where a vampire and a werewolf falls in love. I haven’t read such a cute love story in a long time. From snuggles, to little fights, to bonding over not being ‘normal’, Jimmy and Elsie are like any other couple in love but they are much more adorable. The art isn’t in colour but it is pretty nonetheless with the light and shadow beautifully done. I loved it so much! (With the past few days being so hectic, I needed this.)


If you are a fan of cute graphic novels and Sarah’s Scribbles, this is a must!
Thank you Netgalley for the E-ARC.

4 out of 5 stars! This will make you go ‘aww’ and make your day a bit brighter!

A super cute graphic novel about a vampire and werewolf in a relationship. Each page is a small look into their relationship. It's a very cute and funny quick read.

I received a copy of this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Please note, every single page of this was perfection. The exact right mix of dark, sweet, and irreverent. Every silly vampire/werewolf joke you could ask for packaged in the quick and quirky story of a couple that I'd die to be friends with (pun intended). I laughed, I 'aww''ed, I can't wait to read it again.

THIS IS MY FIRST GRAPHIC NOVEL!
And I loved every tiny bit of this masterpiece. It was sooooo cute and romantic. It was everything I’ve ever wanted in a romance between a vamp girl and a werewolf boy. I think I'll reread it soo.

Downloaded a free copy of this off of NetGalley, and I don't think I regret it!
Elsie, a vampire, and Jimmy, a werewolf, fall in love. What ensues is tiny bits of everyday life that might be strange to others, but not to this supernatural couple.
In the beginning, I was a bit confused since it starts randomly and the chapters aren't sequential - they're more like shorts of conversations/everyday happenings - but I soon got used to it, and enjoyed the webcomic. It was so freakin' cute!
Most of the jokes made were stereotypical and cliché, but I still liked every single part of it. The illustrations were super adorable! I would have liked it to be a bit longer, perhaps even a bit more connected and chronological, but that's just a personal preference. It still fulfilled its purpose: being a cute representation of two unlikely (and unnatural) people in love.
It was a quick and adorable read, and I couldn't have asked for anything better to spend my time on.

This is adorable!!

Finally, an authentic love story between a vampire and a werewolf. I'm not into romance books that much, yet I couldn't help but smile at the quirkiness of it all. The author sure knows how to keep the laughter flowing.

I already knew Sarah's work from her other comics that I love, I met Fangs a while ago reading from Tapas, but I didn't get to for because it was at the beginning of Graphic Novel. So the GN was available on Netgalley and I couldn't have been happier!!

The story tells the relationship of Elsie a three hundred-year-old vampire with a body of twenty-six and Jimmy a werewolf. What I liked about the comic is that it is completely unpretentious and that makes it extremely fun and on top of everything cute. Besides, I love that the comic makes sure to explore and at the same time mocking all the stereotypes of vampires and werewolves and that guaranteed me some good laugh.

One scene in particular made me laugh out loud, the couple was reading vampire books beginning with Bram Stoker's Dracula and ending with Twilight, which of course was a mockery for Elsie. The reading is very good, you can’t even notice that the pages are advancing, which is good and bad because I didn’t even realize it was coming to an end. I just loved it so so much, I hope that the author continues to write about this story because I'm gonna want to read it.

I want to thank NetGalley, the publisher, and author Sarah Andersen for providing me with an ARC of Fangs!

This was soooooo cute and I cannot wait to tell everyone about it. I am always a sucker *HA* for a vampire/werewolf dynamic, and this romance was just TOO CUTE. The comics were gorgeous and easy to follow along with and enjoy. I am new to the world of comics, and lemme tell you this was perfect for a newbie. I totally recommend this, if not for the wonderful story line then for the gorgeous drawings!

Thank you again to those named above for providing me with an ARC of this novel!

This comic book is so cute!! I just picked up on Netgalley and I’m not disappointed with my choice!!
Thank you to Netgalley for this e-arc!

Fangs by Sarah Anderson is a very cute romantic comic. If you're a goth, or hopeless romantic, or both, then this is the book for you! The layout of the book is a collection of comic strips put together to show the romantic journey between a vampire and werewolf. They are sweet, funny and relatable, and the illustrations are gorgeous. I defy anyone who picks up this book to not fall in love with it at least just a little.

I've been a fan of Sarah Anderson's for a few years now so I was excited to learn this book would be coming out. The humor in it reminds me vaguely of Christopher Moore's Bloodsucking Fiends series. Needless to say, I adore it. Whether you're a fan of Sarah or Christopher Moore or whether you've never heard of either of them and just want a funny, darkly comedic series in your life, this is one too check out.

I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

This is a quick, fun read. What happens when an apathetic 300-year-old vampire falls for a dry-witted, fun-loving werewolf? Fun ensues! This is a simple but fun comic about a couple accepting each other, flaws and all. It made me chuckle and sigh. A cute love story. Really enjoy the humor and the art.

So cute and clever and heartfelt, but with snarky goth vampire girls dating low-key werewolf boys. Utterly delightful.

"So, Elsie, how does one tame a wolf?"
"One doesn't."

This was an adorable, quick little flip-through of a comic. Very painless and matter-of-fact, it examines what a relationship between a vampire and a werewolf might look like. Practically, that is. Like tiny snapshots that give you a peak into their day-to-days.

Cute and funny (although the humor is sometimes guite dark 😄). I loved their relationship.
I read Fangs on Tapas and was very glad they are getting printed and published. The book itself is also very pretty 😊

It’s cute but it’s not so much a story as a series of unconnected vignettes comics in the life of a vampire and werewolf couple. I think I read the whole thing in under ten minutes but they were a perfectly well spent and pleasant ten minutes. Cute and a little saccharine.

This was super cute graphic novel. A day in a live between the relationship of a Vampire and werewolf. How things progress through images as they mostly tell the story with very minimum word bubbles. I thought this was cute and I had a lot of aww how cute moments.
I didn't get attached to the characters for me though I felt it was cute I felt the love too fast, story line choppy. Hardly any plot .

Super cute, and very very dark. A centuries-old vampire meets a lumbersexual werewolf. The simple black and white illustrations are whimsical and romantic. A great romantic, humorous and fast read.

I loved this so so so much. It was super adorable and funny and had me smiling the whole time. The art style was really simple but cute and I actually loved the way the story was told as well.
Usually, I am not a fan of not having a continuous plot or story but I loved that we dipped into different scenarios and scenes. Even though this was really short you still got to know the characters and love them.

I can not wait to get my hands on a physical copy.

ARC kindly provided by publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review

This book was such a funny take on vampire/werewolf love! I throughly enjoyed reading about the relationship dynamic between Elsie, a 300 year old vampire who still hasn't met her match and Jimmy, a charming werewolf who may have taken Elsie's fancy. Through Andersen's comedic writing style and her thoughtful art, we get a glimpse as to how these very different people manage to live together and accept each others vast differences and flaws. I laughed out loud so many times when I was reading Fangs and I think I'll definitely be recommending it to readers who like their comedy with a touch of paranormal.

ACTUAL RATING: 4.4 STARS

I am currently taking a class on the history of the graphic novel, so I was excited to see this! It is a very cute comic, though not quite what I was expecting. Less of a story or plot line, and more a collection of hilarious vampire and werewolf romance related puns.

I love everything about Fangs! The artwork is adorable and holds the story up well since the prose is sparse but effective. Though slim, this graphic novel is brimming with funny and touching moments between Elsie the vampire and Jimmy the werewolf as they navigate the ups and downs of a romantic relationship. I think adults and teens will find much to love about this lighthearted, if a tad on the dark side (which is my cup of tea), paranormal romance in graphic novel format.

I literally read this in 10 minutes. Absolutely loved it! I’m a huge vampire fan so when I saw this I just had to check it out. Each comic summarized the relationship between the vampire and werewolf perfectly. I really loved how each was so accepting of the other’s quirks and needs. My favourite part was probably when he opens the curtains and the sunlight hits vampire Elsie with a ‘fwoosh’ 😂 Anyhoo I highly recommend this comic book to every person on this planet. It’s a super quick read and just so great 😍 I give this book all the stars it was so great!

What a lovely Miss Vamp. Perky and cute, she meets her new love at the bar. I bet she never thought her love would be a werewolf.

Absolutely lovely. The art work was perfect; fitting the simplicity of the story to a T.

I thoroughly enjoyed this graphic novel. The characters learn about one another in such child like, sweet ways.
Their relationship blooms into something beautiful.

Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher, and Sarah Anderson for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Fangs is a new sweet & funny graphic novel from the creator of Sarah's Scribbles. This is a boy meets girl tale with a twist. In this story Elsie, a vampire, meets Jimmy, a werewolf. The short graphic novel tells the story of their relationship in a series of vignettes. I really enjoyed this one and read it all in one go. It isn't gory at all and has a fun tongue-in-cheek silliness throughout.

I have been following Fangs on Tapas as Sarah released episodic panels every week, so nothing in this book is new to me. I just want to say that I absolutely adore Sarah's art and I'm so happy that Fangs is coming out as a comic book!! I mean, we all talk about monsters falling in love, and that's exactly what this is. In vein with everything Sarah has done so far, the panels are slice-of-life, funny, and heart warming all at once. I adore Elsie, although I would be wary of her because she WILL eat you. And Jimmy is just the cutest little good boy, yes he is, yes he is!!

Any way, go check it out when it comes out. It's short, cute and super fun!

We stan Sarah Anderson, obviously.

Thanks to Netgalley for providing me with the ARC. All opinions are my own!

A slice-of-life relationship progression between a vampire lady and a werewolf guy. So many puns, so many dog-jokes (so many dog jokes) and through it all the general base understanding between the two characters that despite their differences (and likenesses) they are, well, perfect for each other? Adorable.

The plot is super super sweet, I found myself smiling in the middle of reading and I found myself getting lost in the art work. As an illustration artist myself, I usually look at graphic novels and comic books for their art and I could care less about the story but I was so distracted by the plot that the art work was secondary which was a huge surprise to me. I really want the physical copy of the book to put on my coffee table and flip through it when I need something to help me smile.

This story was so stinkingly cute! I haven't read any of Sarah Andersen's previous work, but I certainly will now. I loved her take on the relationship between Elsie, a vampire, and Jimmy, a werewolf. The inside jokes were so much fun and made me laugh a lot. The art was simplistic and suited the humor perfectly.

I’ve been going through a readers block, any book I start I fail to finish. So I tried out this comic and I enjoyed it. It’s got humor, depending on the type of person you are, it may take a sec for you to understand it buts worth it.
2 people who are completely different yet in love, I like it.

It is now my favorite graphic novel by Sarah Andersen. A romance between a werewolf and a vampire was so funny to read that I am in love with this ship.
The illustrations are so beautiful and so different than I saw Sarah doing, but I liked it so much.
I super recommended this graphic novel, it is so cute.

Thanks NetGalley for the Arc!

I am in love with this book! Fans of Andersen's previous works should love this collection of vignettes in a relationship between a vampire and a werewolf. The art is so good!

Very cute and quick read for paranormal lovers. I enjoyed the drawings and overall narrative. I would reccomend to lovers of this genre.

Fangs tells the story of a vampire girl and a werewolf who fall in love. They consider themselves monsters so they have a lot in common.
It's short but very sweet and with funny and ironic scenes. The drawings are quite simple but also very cute.

This is narrated in small independent scenes put all together, it's not the regular "introduction, conflict, resolution, end" plot story. It's more like a diary but told from the pov of the author.

I really enjoyed reading this cute comic, the couple are so beautiful and adorable together. I really recommend it and hope this gets a second part.

The ARC of this book was provided by the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Sarah Anderson’s works are always a joy to read and this one is no exception. Here, the author depicts the love story between a werewolf and a vampire in a very sweet and funny way. I enjoyed all the jokes this comic provided. This story is just adorable and very quick to read, I really recommend it.

I got this title free on NetGalley in exchange of an honest review.

How would it be if a She-Vampire and a He-werewolf were to have a romantic relationship? Well, Fangs is the best way to explain it! Dark but sweet, bloody and hairy all together, the short episodes will give you enough hints as to how would love be for the supernaturals. Even though some of the illustrations were simple in design, the ideas presented are very powerful. Wish the author hadn't skipped the "getting to know each other" steps, so we could spend more time with the characters. One question left, is there going to be more volumes? I’ll die for more!

I received a e-copy of this book from the publisher via netgalley
Okay first of all, i haven't read any books or comics related to vampire-werewolf love except for twilight. But this one is amazing!!!
The illustrations are so nice and it was such a cute love story between Jimmy and Elsie. This book showed all about love and care given by a person to his/her partner to be with them at all times no matter what/who they are.
Overall, I loved it and i would surely recommend it to everyone who is in search of a cute love story.

Fangs is the cute and funny graphic novel tale of the unlikely romance between Elsie the vampire, and Jimmy, the hot werewolf she meets in a bar. It's a story about what happens when you get involved with someone so different from yourself but end up finding that sometimes opposites really are the best pairings.

The simplistic black and white drawings allow the visuals to tell just as much of a story as the words do without the feeling of needing more. It's the perfect coffee table book to pop open when you feel like having a little heartwarming smile. Personally, I couldn't get enough and was disappointed when I reached the end. It was funny, cute, and relatable, and this is one of those rare books I would love to own in hardcover.

Thank you Andrews McMeel Publishing for providing an eARC via NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.

Oh...My...Goodness!! This is so cute! Vamp meets Werewolf - Love ensues! Fangs is a collection of short comics telling the love story of Elsie and Jimmy and it is adorable. The simple art style fits with the funny puns and had me giggling throughout. Each panel is cute but the progression of their love story is what really makes this comic shine. If I was a person prone to book crushes I would be crushing on both of these characters!

I want your love, I mean BLOOD! Fangs is a cute and spooky comic by Sarah Andersen, who's talent shines through with her deceptively simple art style! I love Sarah's way of drawing a scene; in her case, it's quite true that a picture is worth a thousand words. Sarah's humor is witty and well done, sometimes it sneaks right up on you! The budding romance between a wolf-man named Jimmy and lady-vamp Elsie is a breath of fresh air for the vampire/werewolf genre, and an entertaining read to boot! Fangs was a quick read, but left me wanting more!

I would say that each page depicts a scene of beautifully mundane love but there isn’t anything mundane about vamp or wolf.

Elsie AKA vamp: If Kiki from Kiki's Delivery Service developed a taste for blood and black lingerie
Jimmy AKA wolf: Legolas but give him Roland Schitt's beard and a pair of beat-up Chucks

This is absolutely precious and I laughed SO HARD. I’m utterly in love right now with both vamp and wolf, and the author’s wields her endearing-as-heck drawings and economical sense of humour to great effect. (Seriously, the one panel where wolf throws open the curtains and vamp goes FWOOSH had me in stitches.)


Many thanks to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for this e-ARC in exchange for an honest review!

Fangs by Sarah Anderson is a nice graphic novel showing that even a vampire and a werewolf can fall in love. Seeing their individual struggles with their conditions, and how they support each other made for a lovely tale of romance between two unexpected companions. I can already picture a few of my students who will enjoy this book come fall.

- Have you ever been cheated on?
- Yes
- And what did you do?
- With his body?
Just finished it and totally LOVED it!! It is so cute, their relationship, the llittle jokes, and I love how the author plays with what we tipically know about this two creatures, werewolves and vampires, and mixed it in something it is not regularly seen, a cumple conformed by the two of them.
I really liked that they get a long so well, and they accept each other for who they trully are. Having a non conventional, but loving relationship.
It´s really easy to get hoocked, and fast to read. Great for that moments when you don´t have much time, but still you want to read something good.
10/10 would recommend.

Absolutely adorable! I laughed out loud literally multiple times. Sarah Anderson's illustrations are clean and beautiful. The stories were quirky and like small bites of sweet goodness. A five star graphic novel for lovers of horror classics.

Super cute and funny book. I love Sarah's art style and have for years. I've been seeing some of the images online and when I saw this book of Netgalley, I jumped at the chance to read and review it and I wasn't let down at all.

I had seen parts of this comic floating around tumblr, and was very excited to read the the compiled book.
New relationships can be a little monsterous. From worrying your boyfriend is more in love with the moon than you, to the concern that your girlfriend still visits her exes in the cemetery. Where she put them.
Dark and absolutely delightful, I read this one straight through. My only complaint - I wish there was more!

I received this book free from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review

This was a really cute and quick read! I like Sarah's Scribbles and this is some of the same with the only sort of connected vignettes and similar no color line work (though this is less cartoon-y). Just a sweet collection of funny stories about a werewolf and vampire dating and the unique situations that could lead to. Lots of situational humor with vampire/werewolf myths that really worked for me.

After hitting paydirt several times over with her regular comic panels, collected into a fourth volume shortly after this hits the shelves, our creator comes up with something out of the ordinary for her – almost a proper narrative, and a genre piece, where a hot vampiress finds love with a hot werewolf. She can't wear silver rings around him, he can't fling the curtains back and welcome the day on their post-coital mornings, and both have to survive with the prospect of him doing the dirty – shedding in bed. This isn't an out-and-out success, but for every few average pin-ups there's a shot of him going 'woof' just as she zips a dress up, and you realise why you could love this book, for showing such a heart-warming romance. It's a little gothic, it's certainly not a 15 certificate, but it is not about the two mythical beasts, but about love. At times the affection the characters show is just too enviable. You needn't be a vampire to dislike it when your beau eats garlic, and we all need a pat and cuddle behind the ears once in a while. OK, to say it has a narrative is pushing it a bit – the one-shot splashes do kind of put paid to that – but the final pay-off here is priceless. Four and a half stars, and for me the creator's best yet.

This was one of the most adorable graphic novels I've ever read. The art is gorgeous and I loved watching this couple's adorable moments. If you've ever wondered how a vampire and a werewolf would act in a relationship, Fangs provides answers.

I highly recommend to anyone who loves supernatural romance books.

love Sarah’s Scribbles, love love love it and when I see something I love I usually find myself on the internet looking for what that author has cooking - in this case Fangs, a love story 💘 between a fabulous vampire and a charming werewolf.

The comic looks beautiful and is joined by a fangtastic (sorry!) story of two people falling in love. Now I have been watching What We Do In The Shadows and according to it, vampires and werewolves are sworn enemies (if you haven’t watched WWDITS, I highly recommended the episode with Topiaries but only if you have a dirty mind 😜), in Fangs the two have seriously goals, they are so damn cute.

This isn’t a bloodthirsty murderous supernatural tome, no its a super duper cute look at falling in love with your dream lover, it is humorous and a delight to read. If you haven’t read Sarah’s Scribbles then I also suggest you seek it them out too.

super cute and lovely. I like vampires more than werewolf, but this love story was very refreshing

Theart is very simple, but nice

Oh my goodness. Can you say ADORABLE?! Fangs was so funny and cute. The art!? Oh goodness, how I loved the art! I’m so thankful I was able to download this arc. Fangs is absolutely wonderful and I can’t wait to get my hands on a physical copy. This story was so heartwarming.(never thought I’d say that about a vamp/were story) The characters were adorably awkward, charming and witty. I enjoyed their dialogue so much. This was such a fun read.

All of my thanks to Netgalley for allowing me the opportunity to read this arc in exchange for an honest review.

Super cute comic about the relationship between a vampire and a werewolf. I love Sarah's Scribbles, so I was excited to read this book. I thought it would be more of a graphic novel, but it's more of disjointed comics on one topic, which was still entertaining and funny. I do wish it was more of one cohesive story - I was able to read the entire thing in a very, very short sitting. I love this artist though and enjoyed the book.

«A unique, tender and even comical love. It has a charm that bewitches you from the first page. I fell in love with this romance between monsters that are the cutest. One of my favorite readings so far this year »

This was adorable.
Romance between a werewolf and a vampire seems complicated, but Sarah Anderson's one page comics are at turns hilarious, murder-y and sweet.
Despite the fact that each comic is sort of a day-in-the-life, there is a bit of a narrative that flows through the book. Meet Cute to Happy Ever After.
This will be a fun book to re-read.

I read an early copy of this book from the publisher for review.

Fangs is an irresistibly sweet and charming comic that had me flipping pages well through the night. I absolutely loved the characters and the writing, and have become an instant fan of Sarah Anderson! It's funny, charming, and incredibly clever, and I'll absolutely be recommending this one!

Big thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this e-ARC in exchange for an honest review!

The back of the book says it all, "a love story between a vampire and a werewolf". At the basis of this book, it is a a simple story of two people falling in love, they just happen to be supernatural,

It deals with the quirks of being a vampire and werewolf living a mainly normal life in the 21st century and how this affect the small, day-to-day things in their relationship. Some of the scenarios that these two get up are just plain hilarious. I counted and I laughed out loud 18 times while reading this. I don't outwardly laugh while reading so this surprised me. Not only is it hilarious but this book brings a slice of life approach to the paranormal romance genre.

When I first started reading this, I was surprised at first by Sarah Anderson's decision to write more of an adult romance novel with its use of sexual innuendos and adult themes. I quickly adapted and quite enjoy it. This is a great addition Andersen's bibliography, with her Sarah Scribbles roots showing but still being an original graphic novel, I highly recommend this to anyone who enjoyed her previous works,

This novel is addicting and so easy digestible. The story is presented in a non-continuous manner - providing bit sized chapters. The relationship between Elsie and Jimmy is just so quirky and cute. Not only so they have great chemistry which shines off the page but they also have great banter. I love some good banter in a romance. One thing I particularity enjoyed how the story didn't focus on the grand paranormal aspect of the story, I felt the slice of life aspect made me instantly relate to the characters and like them. It grounded their romance in reality.

My only complaint is that I wished it was longer. I flew threw this and now I need more. I would love for Andersen to break out of her story per page format and come out with longer chapters and more panels.

If you want a cute and fun read this is the book for you! I have been following Sarah for a while and was very excited to read Fangs! I loved the art style and the storyline!
Also posted on Goodreads!

Thanks for the arc!

"Fangs" is a sweet and comical graphic novel that is a very light way to look at this unlikely match. The graphics are very simple and yet charismatic which I liked and the story being fragmented in moments translates very well to what the comic wanted to accomplish, to show the romance between this two awkward cuties.

Thanks to Andrews McMeel Publishing and NetGalley for this eARC!

If you're looking for a short, sweet romantic read - this is perfect. This reads much more like a compilation of a comic series than a full graphic novel. However, the humor really hit the mark for me and I adored the artwork. Highly recommend to those who like Andersen's work and anyone looking for an adorable gothic romp through a romance.

Fangs is a short story of a romance between a vampire and wolf. It’s a story of loving each other for who they are and just being themselves without any ulterior motives or any other reasons. The comfort of being in each other’s company and loving them for who they really are.

It was a fun story that I read in one sitting. I love the illustrations; it was very beautifully illustrated, and I really enjoyed the short amount of time as I spent reading this book. That sometimes there’s really nothing better than to find a significant other who gets you, would act weird with you and love each other for all of eternity.

Sarah Andersen is mostly known for her comic 'Sarah's Scribbles'. This time, she wrote/drew a comic about a vampire falling in love with a werewolf. A unique love story combined with humor.

The drawings are simple, but fully reflect the style which Sarah Andersen is so known for. I loved the little details and how she played with light. The drawings are black and white, but she managed to make clear when it was day- or nighttime. Similar to the sun shining, or a cloudy day.
It's not really a story, which I find a bit disappointing. They are comics related to love and inside jokes. The book contains a chronologically order from the moment they meet and how their relationship develops.
The graphic novel contains lots of jokes and the humor is great. There were many drawings which made me laugh.

This graphic novel was a light and funny read. The story had showed opposites attract and had made fun of the stereotypes of vampires and werewolves. If you want a simple, funny story, this book is perfect for you.

Thank you for the publisher and Netgallery for the ARC.

i love Sarah Andersen art style and thats why i picked up this one despite i was a little scared because the synopsis hinted that this book would be different from her other works and it is but just in the art style, other than that is the same, we got her characteristic sense of humor wich i love so much.

we also got two amazing characters, they are really funny and cute and i love their realtionship, their internal jokes made me laugh so hard even tought they were a little cliche but i think that was the point make fun of those cliches, i dont know i just really love it! and if you haven't read any of her books i highly recommend this one and her other works.

Thanks to netgalley and the publisher for providing me with this e-arc in exchange for my honest review

<b>3.5/5</b>

this is the cutest thing eveeeeer. 😍

ok, the fist thing i’m going to say is: i was hoping the book would be a continuos story or something like that, so i was slightly dissapointed that it was not the case. BUT i really enjoyed the panels and the SUPER CUTE AND ADORABLE relationship between Elsie&Jimmy.

The artwork is good, the book is funny and i enjoyed it. If you have read Andersen’s work before and you like it, this is for you. And if you like cute&ironic relationships this is definitively for you.

A vampire and a werewolf? 100% dark and cute story.

Heaps of fun!

This cute and quick read really made my day. Andersen's depiction and interpretation of the everyday ins and outs of a relationship - this one being between a vampire, Elsie/Vamp, and a werewolf, Jimmy - really captures the way she's able to look at life and see the quirks behind things we take for granted.

While not all of the vignettes were necessarily laugh-out-loud funny (which I don't think is the point, anyway), most of them had me grinning like an idiot and rooting for this perfectly imperfect couple, and they all created an overall picture of these two's lives together. I especially loved the jokes at the expense of or with regards to Jimmy - I actually snorted at the one with the postman.

Overall, my only issue would be that I wanted more! This is, however, a totally selfish point of view, as I get that the amount of work that went into what's already in the book is already probably staggering - I just liked Elsie/Vamp and Jimmy so much.

Sarah Andersen at it again! If you loved Andersen’s Adulthood comics, actually whether you loved it or not, Fangs is for you! This is a riotously funny—loud laughs kind (I had to read the book again because my husband kept interrupting me with his laughs pointing at the comic panels when he picked it up on my recommendation, and that is not helpful when you are trying to get some work done)—and dark novel about a vampire and a werewolf falling in love. Cute date nights, fridge stocked with blood, garlic being a no-no in food—this was delightful on every page.

Thanks NetGalley and the publisher for the digital copy of the book for honest review.
It was a modern day story about a vampire girl. Compared to other vampire stories, the story here was more realistic and even relatable at times. It was not a dark rather a fun light reading. The characters were interesting and their relationship was dynamic. The illustrations were amazing.

This is a very cute and punny relationship between a vampire and a werewolf! I thoroughly enjoyed Sarah Anderson’s black and white paneled strips surrounding the tropes between these two characters!

Fangs is a comic about a vampire dating a werewolf. It is more of a collection of snapshots from their relationship than a full-on story, but their love still develops throughout these snapshots. I loved it! This was so great! I laughed out loud quite a few times. The author has a great sense of humour.

"We should have a baby."
"You mean for breakfast?"

A sweet, horrifying, and gently & darkly funny set of cartoons looking at a relationship between a vampire and a werewolf. Love how this collection shows a more polished, lifelike style of art compared to Andersen's 'Sarah's Scribbles' strips. Plays on tropes of romantic comedies, vampires, and werewolves to good effect and by the end I genuinely liked and wanted to see more of each of these murder machines. Highly recommended!

This book is one of the funniest adult graphic novels I've read in a long time. It wasn't nearly long enough for me and I wished to see the transitions made further into Elsie and Jimmy's relationship. It had some ups and downs that reflected a true relationship only made comical by the underlying supernatural complications. I loved every drawing and joke. It was relatable and enjoyable. More please. #Fangs #Netgalley

I received an Advanced Readers Copy through Netgalley.

A cute comic about a relationship between a vampire and a werewolf. The panel where they are reading vampire books together and she just flat out laughs at Twilight... Yes. Lol.

This was cute and I'm glad I had the chance to read it.

I LOVE Fangs. It’s such a cute story with vampire and werewolf jokes at every turn. The art style is simplistic but cute.

OMG. I love it.
When I get the file I didn't know much about Fangs but Jimmy and Elsie are adorable and the funniest couple ever. Fangs it's more like a funny and sarcastic version of the relationship between a werewolf and a vampire.
I feel like I need more about their and before a quick search I know now that the author keeps Fangs on TAPAS so let me say something, you have to read this graphic novel.

A love story between a vampire and a werewolf.
A werewolf and a vampire could be comical, beautiful, and romantic, yes, romantic to their styles! Well yes, and this book proves it.
I was there all the time since I started with a smile, and for the most part laughing at the little vignettes that make up this book, all of it is done in that format and the truth is the best option they could do, it transmits what really matters in a way illustrated and that is appreciated.
the story of jimmy and elsie seemed so adorable to me, and it was beautiful how they treat each other being from let's say different species, and yet they are a great couple.
If you want a book to give to someone and at the same time that person can laugh and enjoy the story ?, this is the right book.

This is cute little vampire-werewolf love story and I practically inhaled it in a few minutes.

While I got a copy from NetGalley, if you are interested, you can read it here.
https://tapas.io/episode/1559785

Fangs is a modern love story between a vampire and a werewolf. Sarah, famous for Sarah’s Scribbles, managed to weave common myths surrounding werewolves and vampires and the everyday hitches and awkward experiences and compromises they reach as a couple. If you're looking for something witty and quirky that is laced with dark humor, pick this up ASAP!

Thanks to NetGalley for the E-ARC of this book. I really like Sarah Andersen's cartoons and follow her social media, plus I love me some vampires, so I was very excited. The art is really lovely and quite different than Sarah's usual drawings - it fits the vampire feel and I love it. This was just a cute collection of short cartoons about an opposites attract, vampire and werewolf love story. It was cute and made me laugh (it was filled with dry humour and I loved that!) It was 3 stars because I would have liked a little more from it (and just more stories, more middle more bulk from it!)

I'd like to thank Netgalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for this arc.

One would think it'd be difficult for someone so into vampires as I am to dislike stories involving them, but usually I am very picky. But Fangs does not disappoint. It is romantic and funny with the humor being based on vampire and werewolf stereotypes. Through glimpses into the vampire-werewolf couple's relationship, we witness different aspects of their relationship and how in the end, they are just a couple who can work with their differences in the cutest, funniest way possible for the subject matter. It is easily read in one sitting and overall makes the reader read the "Fin" in the end with a smile.

Going into it, I had no idea it was by Sarah Andersen, and while I never read any of her other work, I have loved the comics she shared online. I am hoping there will be a sequel exploring their relationship and perhaps their circle of vampires and werewolves in the future, but as for now, I will make sure to purchase it when it comes out and recommend it to my other fellow vampire or werewolf enthusiast.

I like Sarah's Scribbles so much, so I could not let the opportunity to read this book pass. And it was impossible not to like these short comics! Elsie and Jimmy are so cute! Even if they are a supernatural couple, their relationship brings the feelings any human bond should experience!

Thanks to the author, the publishers and NetGalley for this ARC.

ARC provided by NetGalley
I've been reading the comic pages as they were released on Tapas so of course when I found out it was going to come out as a volume I said to myself it's time for a re-read. And did I enjoy it more than the first time? Yes.
This is the story of the day-to-day life of a more unusual couple: Elsie, who's a vampire and Jimmy, a werewolf and the challenges they face, being two individuals who are so different. Filled with numerous laughing-out-loud moments, this is surely a book worth having and worth re-reading.

This book was so so so cute! I didn't know what to expect going into this, but I definitely loved it! This graphic novel is super funny and cute filled with all of the vampire and werewolf stereotypes and myths. Sarah Andersen does such a good job at encompassing what being in a relationship is like, the good times and the bad. I think if there are more novels in this series they'll start focusing on more series aspects of the relationship, but continuing to keep the dark humor throughout. It's a very short, super quick read. I hope in the future besides snapshots of their relationship there's a bit more of a plot, but I feel like that's just Sarah Andersen's style. I really hope Sarah Andersen comes out with more in this series. 4 out of 5 stars!

I have no words except THIS WAS SO CUTE and ADORABLE! I will definitely be buying a hardcopy. All you really need in life is a book filled with comics depicting the adorable and fluffy romance between a werewolf and a vampire! I will take a second collection of comics now, please.

Fangs is a really cute kind of slice of life short graphic novel that follows the relationship between a vampire and a werewolf like I said it is a really cute and really enjoyed the interactions between the characters following their life together. It sweet and funny and even though I'm neither a vampire or a werewolf their relationship is easy to relate to!

My favorite thing by far those is the art it simple and cute and has a cute and quirky style to it.

I definitely recommend this for a a quick and easy but definitely run and lighthearted read.

This was such a lovely quick read! Funny, quirky and witty, along with some lovely illustrations, this was a lovely low stakes read that will surely fill the reader with joy and earn some chuckles out of them. I'd actually love reading some more about these characters in the future as I think the author did a great job in creating a really endearing duo.

"Elsie: Did you ever date another werewolf?
Jimmy: Yes, cute girl, but could turn into a real bitch.
Elsie: ...
Elsie: Clever

Jimmy: And did you ever date a vampire?
Elsie: Yeah!
Elsie: He sucked."

Thank you NetGalley and Andrews McMeel for providing me with an e-arc.

Elsie is a three hundred years old vampire and in all that time she has never met her match. Until one day, she meets Jimmy, a charming werewolf in a pub and makes an instant connection. Consisting of comics exploring their relationship with puns and humour that is "oh, so adorable!", 'Fangs' is a wholesome collection of comics about meeting someone best suited for you but also vastly different!

I cannot stress enough on how much I enjoyed this! The entire collection is such gem filled with humour and puns. Some are cheesy & cute and some are brilliant- either way, they had me laughing out loud. It was a heartwarmingly adorable read and I want more of Elsie and Jimmy! This read was so quick that I am deep in wells of despair because I didn't want it to end with Elsie and Jimmy. I don't think I will ever get enough of Elsie and Jimmy now that I have gotten a part of them.
I will be recommending this to everyone I know!

This a cute and cheeky collection of comics. Although most of the individual comics are based on cliches of vampires and werewolves, it will still give you a chuckle. I do wish the book was a bit longer and with a cohesive storyline rather than random comics on each page.

well the cover was so beautiful so i decided to downloaded it on a whim from Netgalley . i did not realize it was by sarah scribbles or should i say Sarah Andersen, she is the reason i'm in love with Graphic novels. It is a short and adorable love story between and Vampire and a Werewolf. short and sweet.

If you like graphic novels it is must. <3

Thank you to the publisher Andrews McMeel Publishing and Netgalley for providing me with a review copy in exchange for an honest review.

"Fangs" is a super cute collection of short comics telling the love story of a vampire and a werewolf.
Each of the comics is usually on one page and told in 1-4 panels only, but in these litle pieces you get small glimpses into their lifes. The humor is macabre and a bit dark, and in its combination with the romance, it's hilarious. I love Sarah's Scribbles and can relate to most of them because of my own derpiness, so it's no wonder I enjoyed this as well. The art style is a bit different than the Scribbles, but I loved the more classic approach, as it fit the gothic/paranormal theme very well while still being adorable and fun.
I read it in one sitting and it didn't take long at all, but it very successfully made my smile and swoon and laugh. I don't really have a lot of criticism other than that the jokes or puns were a bit predictable sometimes, but that didn't bother me too much.
If you want to check out a few of the panels before committing to the whole book, you can check them out on Sarah Andersen's instagram page, that's where I found them first.

I completely loved this book. I can't express with words how funny and smart it is! This is such an amazing and refreshing way of talking about vampires and werewolves. Rating: 4/5 stars.

This was an adorable comic, showcasing the romantic relationship between a vampire Elsie and a werewolf Jimmy. I've been following it from the first chapter while it was posted weekly on Tapas, and it's so cute and funny. The illustrations are nice and while this was a drastic departure from Sarah's previous comic collection, I think it was a successful one. I'd gladly read more of this.

Utterly charming! I loved the sweet relationship between the two main characters. A quick, fun read.

Sarah Anderson's Fangs is a sometimes sweet, sometimes creepy romance comic about a modern day werewolf who falls in love with an ancient vampire. The plot is minimal (a basic story arc covering the first meet cute -- or should I say meatcute? -- to their eventual cohabitation) but it's nonetheless compelling and entertaining. Morbid jokes about murder appear regularly, so this book might be better suited to more mature readers.

I was so incredibly delighted to receive a review copy of Fangs from NetGalley and Andrews McMell Publishing!

If you don’t know by now this is the newest project of Sarah Anderson the brilliant author of Sarah’s Scribbles and it is AMAZING.

I have been following Fangs from the beginning and knew early that this would become one of my favourite comics series ever. With very little said Sarah manages to make these characters come alive (er, undead) on the page. I quickly fell head over heels for Elsie and Jimmy. The comics follow their sweet love story with lots of hilarious dark humour that SANG to the weird little nerd girl in my heart who used to write bad stories about vampires and werewolves.

I’ve already preordered a hardback copy for myself and my sister-in-law who I know will love this series just as much as I do. This is something that I will want forever.

Recommended to everyone but especially to the ones who may have been a little over zealous with the black eyeliner at any point in their life.

* I received a free eARC from the publisher via Netgalley. Everything in this review is my honest opinion.

This was SO adorable! I usually love Sarah Andersen's books and this one was no exception! The comics are cute with punny punch lines. The cheese was piled rather high but that was of no concern to me. The artwork is cutesy and simple which I recognize as Sarah's work. It was a really cute book with adorable situations and quite a few memorable moments. If you're looking for a book to pass the time and be entertained by this is the book for you!

Beautiful. Sarah Andersen's comics always make me smile. This one was very sweet too. It was a quick and light read. I especially loved the dark humour and drawings.

I got an e-ARC on NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

I adore Sarah Anderson's comics and this series is just funny and adorable. A series of vignette moments in the relationship between a werewolf and a vampire. There is no cohesion between each comic. They are just little snapshots into a quirky, supernatural relationship.

Okay, first off all:
it' too short?? I laughed and grinned through 85% of the comics, and when I reached the end I couldn't believe I was already through.

It's a light read for dark days, for sure. The humor in this is just charming and wholesome.

The drawing style fits well for the narration and the pointe is well delivered for all the comic strips.

I hope that Ms. Andersen is working on a second volume of this, maybe with a new monster couple?

And because I liked this so much, I've already pre-ordered my hardcover copy!

This book was the ultimate feel-warm-inside book for me! As a fantasy lover & hopeless romantic, seeing these mundane acts of love between a vampire and werewolf was everything I could ask for. The drawing style was simple yet adorable and it made me believe in love once again. Also, as a chaotic bisexual, I fell in love with both of the characters. Like, head over heels in love with them <3

I’ve been a fan of Sarah Anderson and her work for years. I remember when she first started drawing dem super relatable and funny comics (Sarah’s scribbles) and how it evolved into the phenomena they are today. I’ve literally witnessed how her work evolved and her art style fine-tuned. It was a privilege to see her try her hand at a new style and excel at it so wonderfully. Can’t wait to see more from her, she makes me happy :)

I clicked this on a whim when I saw the cover, which is absolutely GORGEOUS and such an ~aesthetic~. When I realized Sarah Anderson was the person who wrote and illustrated it, I downloaded it immediately, and it was such a good decision.

I absolutely adored Fangs. It was simple and sweet, with enough macabre humor and a gothic touch to make me fall for it instantly. It was shorter than I would have liked, but only because I didn't want it to end. I was surprised at it's format, I went in with the assumption that it was more of a smooth, chronological story than a series of short, disconnected comics (approximately 1 page each) that made up one larger story arc overall.

Fangs warmed my cold, dead heart, and I can't wait for it to come out so I can hold a gorgeous finished copy in my hands.

Sadly I struggled to find a way to read this story as there was no Kindle version available but having read most of it/ other chapters that may or may not be present in this book, on Tapas, I am comfortable and confident in giving the story a solid 4.5/5 stars. I enjoy the quick comics and cute relationship between them and their classic habits that they love about each other.

Thank you to NetGalley, the publisher and author for allowing me to download this graphic novel!

I have been following Sarah Anderson on instagram, and absolutely love her art style as well as her wit! I was so excited when I saw this available on NetGalley.

This is an absolutely heartwarming glimpse into the relationship between a werewolf named Jimmy and a 300 year old vampire named Elsie. I fell in love with these two characters, and love the way Anderson styled them and wrote their characters. They're super cute with each other, but also the monsters they are. Jimmy makes the cutest werewolf, shifting into more of a traditional wolf than a half man half wolf. I loved the pictures of them sleeping in her coffin with Jimmy in his wolf form. Also I must say I would like Elsie's interior decorator.. her apartment looked super cute!

I do hope that there will be further releases in the future, especially more in a story format than snapshots.

Fangs is a cute slice of life comic about a vampire and werewolf falling in love, and their blooming relationship. This story was so adorable, and I loved all the little stereotypes between the two species popping up. The artwork is very minimalist, which works for the little two to four panel comics. I can't wait to see what else this author has in store for us in the future.

Fangs was absolutely adorable. Both the story and art are relatively simple, but that is part of what makes it so great. It uses all the stereotypical vampire and werewolf ideas, inserts them into a modern setting, and never once feels old or stale. Despite the main characters being "monsters" their relationship is so true to life, and relatable. This book made me smile, and chuckle. If you're looking for a cute modern relationship/love story with a paranormal twist - pick up this book.

I was familiar with the comic from seeing a few of the strips around the web, so when I saw it available for download I had to get it and it did not disappoint. The author manages to maintain a nice balance between funny and wholesome throughout the book, and I enjoyed several of the jokes. It was a quick, light read that made me smile, and I will definitely be purchasing a physical copy to have available and keep reading in the future. Highly recommend!

I requested this on a whim, and I'm so glad I did! It was exactly the laugh I needed after a hard day.

This is a very short novel with illustrations documenting the relationship between a vampire and a werewolf in small snapshots, and it is the purest thing! The bad puns and cheesy humour were spot on. It felt very creative and imaginative.

The illustrations are what drew me to this, to be honest. I've followed Sarah's Scribbles for a while and was excited to see this graphic novel. The drawings are delightful

What a cute and fun story. I read it as fast as I could and enjoyed every moment. I love Sarah Anderson drawings a humour and this book contains them both
Highly recommended
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this Arc

This was a super cute, quirky and overall enjoyable read! I loved the witty puns and how the stereotypes of both Vampires and Werewolves were utilized in such a humorous manner.

The art was simple but super adorable! Although it was a rather quick read, I found myself laughing at almost every page. It is a graphic novel I can foresee myself reaching for again and again when I need a good laugh.

My final thoughts: This is a fun graphic novel that I cannot wait to place on my coffee table as a conversation piece! My only negative is that there wasn’t more to read!

My overall rating: 5/5

Disclosure: I received an eARC at no cost from the author/publisher for review purposes

Such a funny, creative and cute romance with an unusual couple... already loved Sarah’s comics and really enjoyed her humor on this one.
Well done, Sarah!

Thank you to the author and the publisher for a copy of this book...

Okay, this was so adorable and hilarious! I‘m a sucker (ha...ha) for vampires and werewolves so this was perfect for me.
I adore Sarah Andersen’s artstyle from her previous comics on Instagram. This is equally minimalist, but much more detailed and realistic, I absolutely loved it. It’s so beautiful. I especially loved that it’s in black and white, which creates this great contrast between the two protagonists.

It’s just little comic sequences, not a whole Grafic-novel-like connected story, but it still followed their relationship from the beginning.
Honestly, I would have loved to read a whole Grafic novel or maybe just more!!!
I really adored it and laughed out loud many times, definitely great for vampire/werewolf fans and as a super quick read

I loved this! It was the perfect combination of cute, funny and sweet. A really quick and enjoyable read. I totally recommend checking it out. <3

*I received an advance copy from NetGalley. However, this does not influence my opinion. *

Wow! I love Sarah Scribbles and I've seen some of these comics on her Instagram. I didn't realize this was going to a book. This is a cute love story about a werewolf and a vampire. I flew through this book and really enjoyed it. The drawings are really good and it is great seeing a different art style from Sarah Anderson. Highly recommend this one!

This one was cute. I liked that they are just one off comics of their day to day lives with some humor thrown in.

This series is amazing! A fresh take on vampire and werewolf relationships. No over-the-top dramatics. It's perfect.

Love love love! I saw a few of those online first, and every single page is delightful. Clever and unpredictable, with plenty of adorable new spins on old tropes! Despite the fact that both characters are literal monsters, they are an excellent example of a healthy, adoring relationship. The art is simple but expressive. I cannot say enough good things about this author and this comic!!

I'm a fan of Sarah's Scribbles and was excited to try this off the beaten trail book by Sarah Andersen. A funny premise that Andersen makes unexpectedly sweet and charming.

Thank you to Andrews McMeel Publishing and NetGalley for this free ARC.
Who would have thought such a sweet love story could happen between a werewolf and a vampire? A cute story with some funny one liners.

I was already a fan of Sarah Andersen's Sarah Scribbles comics but this sweet and funny slice of life comic collection about a vampire and a werewolf in love was beyond all my expectations. It was a very, very fast read but I could live in this little world she created forever; I hope there will be more comics featuring these two!

ARC Provided Freely in Exchange for Review

Sometimes I'm not sure where to draw the line between a 4 and 5 star book. I think it can be tricky to figure out what you think is really good, and what you think is wonderful. After careful consideration, I'm sure this book is wonderful -- especially because I can freely say I would love to see more of these characters, and would definitely read any sequel that might be inspired by the charming couple of Fangs. Vampire and Werewolf romance? Naturally! Yes please! Fangs has a strong current of humor and is sexy in a cheeky way. It's mostly 4-panel and single panel comics featuring a charming Werewolf-Vamp couple who are the supernatural equivalent of the "Dog-Cat" personality type relationship. I adored it.

Andersen has always been great in the way she writes characters. This time is no different. The relationship is cute, the art fantastic, story well written.

absolutely love this graphic novel not only is it funny but it's off so sweet. It is about a vampire woman and a werewolf man and their relationship.

Are you a fan of Sarah's Scribbles? If so, then you should be checking out Sarah Anderson's latest piece of work; Fangs. First released on Tapas, it's the story of a vampire and a werewolf falling for each other and dating.

It is every bit as chaotic and entertaining as you might expect. Their entire relationship is told through a series of short panels. If you read the story on Tapas, you received segments on a regular basis. But if you're reading this collection, you get them all at once (along with several bonus panels).

Fangs is adorable and endearing in the best of ways. Fans of Sarah Scribbles will surely enjoy every moment of it – as will any new fans. Especially those that are fond of vampire and werewolves acting cute and irreverent.

This is a collection full of sweet moments – and dark humor. It's a perfect combination if you ask me, but then I've always been a fan of things like this. There are a lot of tongue in cheek moments – teasing at the expense of pop culture and the like. It's funny and entertaining. In short, it is everything that I was hoping to see from Sarah Anderson.

The artwork is different from Anderson's usual style. The characters could not, in any form, be described as scribbles. Now they're more accurately drawn, with better proportions and more details throughout. The choice to change styles here was a smart one, making her series distinct. It also suits the material better.

A delightfully quirky portrayal of a relationship between a vampire and a werewolf. No great depth of plot, but highly amusing and aesthetically appealing.

This is adorable. Fangs shows the love story of Elsie, a vampire, and Jimmy, a werewolf, as they fall in love.

I love that this starts from the very beginning of their relationship and then highlights small moments throughout their relationship. It was so many relatable moments during the course of a relationship that were then uniquely adapted with puns or vampire/ werewolf elements.

This is a super quick read but its exactly the vampire/ werewolf relationship I didn’t know I needed. I will absolutely be reading this again in October.