
In addition to being a collection of new tales and old, The Loud House: Loudest and Proudest is a celebration of the best comic strips published to date about the Loud and Casagrande family. When North America is lagging behind with the release of season nine on Nickelodeon, fans in this country will need to look elsewhere to get their fix. I’m glad this compilation is here to fill in this gap. And what’s presented examines hilarious slice of life moments and LGBTQ+ representation in the later tales.
The foreword by Kevin Sullivan, co-producer, introduces why this edition exists. No prior knowledge about this IP is required as a summary at the back explains the setup. And as for whether this work is canonical has me curious. I like to know if Sam Sharp and Luna will become more than best friends; the animated series has sometimes explored their relationship.
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