Does Wet Moon 6 conclude the series?

Wet Moon 6 is not the final volume in the series; the story continues in subsequent books, exploring the aftermath of the events in this installment.

How does Wet Moon 6 compare to earlier volumes in terms of tone?

Wet Moon 6 maintains the series' characteristic blend of slice-of-life and darker mystery elements, but it introduces a more pronounced sense of tension and urgency following a significant incident.

Wet Moon 6

Yesterday's gone

Comics Graphic Novels

Pages: 159
Published: 2008
Language: English

Trilby Bernarde has been brutally attacked, leaving the residents of Wet Moon reeling. While some try to move on, others, like Mara and Cleo, anxiously await news. The tragedy also brings FBI Agent David Wolfe to town, hinting at deeper mysteries. This event threatens to change everything for the tight-knit community.

Prose complexity: 4/10

Tense Melancholic

Coming of Age Mystery Box

Sophie Campbell

Sophie Campbell (formerly Ross Campbell) is a comic writer and artist known for her indie comics such as Wet Moon and Shadoweyes, and for her art on the Jem and the Holograms comics. She primarily writes and draws characters who are adolescent or young adult women, including various races, body types, sexual orientations, and abilities.

Trilby BernardeProtagonist

MaraSupporting

CleoSupporting

AudreySupporting

NatalieSupporting

All characters in Wet Moon 6

Frequently asked questions

Does Wet Moon 6 conclude the series?
Wet Moon 6 is not the final volume in the series; the story continues in subsequent books, exploring the aftermath of the events in this installment.
How does Wet Moon 6 compare to earlier volumes in terms of tone?
Wet Moon 6 maintains the series' characteristic blend of slice-of-life and darker mystery elements, but it introduces a more pronounced sense of tension and urgency following a significant incident.