With this volume, the series finally came into focus for me—it wants to be campy, and if I am looking for character development, I'm reading the wrong comic. It's still not exactly my thing, but it's well-told, enjoyable brain candy. ( )

The mind-bending, time-warping adventure continues as intrepid newspaper deliverer Tiffany is launched from the prehistoric past into the year 2000! In this harrowing version of our past, Y2K was even more of a cataclysm than experts feared, and Tiffany and the girls find themselves caught up in its dangers. Vol. 4 is filled with some character development, and bounds of coming-of-age, 2000s nostalgia, as well as sci-fi grandiloquence. I definitively liked this better than Vol. 3.

As usual, Matt Wilson's color palette is stellar. He is one of the best colorists working in graphic novels today. ( )

Oh this is so enjoyable. I laughed out loud at the Quantum Leap reference — and the Peppermint Patty / Fright Night put downs were perfect. I may not be entirely following what is really going on with the timeline but it sure is fun watching the rockem sockem robot vehicles fight and bumping into future versions of themselves. Excited to dive into the next one. ( )

These books just keep getting better. There is so much I want to know and I can't wait to read the next two books. ( )

Better than the 3rd but I still don't want to go all 5 stars, I'm saving it to the 6th ( )