As EW's critic writes, "The story admiringly delves into how such monsters are in fact created by a society that refuses to accept their differences." — K.J.
Featuring a powerful queer allegory, both Nimona and Ballister try to overcome prejudice from their community while forging a bond due to their circumstances. As EW's critic writes, "The story admiringly delves into how such monsters are in fact created by a society that refuses to accept their differences." — K.J.