The sequel (of sorts) to the original Poorcraft graphic novel, Poorcraft: Wish You Were Here covers how to have a vacation when you don't want to spend a lot of money. The content of the story is again presented by Penny (with help from Nickle) to her friend Mil. This time, Penny and Mil have planned a vacation together. But trouble is brewing from the start when Mil struggles to carry in her bags. From this point on, Penny presents Mil with plentiful advice about vacation and travel on a budget, while still having loads of fun.
Art
Diana Nock returns to illustrate this sequel, and the art is similarly humorous in the comedic sections and more clear cut in the informative sections.
Story/Content
Similar to the original, Poorcraft: Wish You Were Here has a simple plot that serves the purpose of introducing the key learning concepts. In this case, Ryan Estrade presents guidance for everything from packing and transport, to how to find safe, comfortable, and affordable accommodation, to how to have all sorts of fun while you are away from home without getting suckered by exploitative tour organizers. Estrada does a good job in continuing the conversational style set by the original Poorcraft.
Overall
Poorcraft: Wish You Were Here lives up well to the precedent set by the original. If you ever travel anywhere, and I know that most of us do, you should definitely pick up this book, once it is available to the wider public (I backed the Kickstarter, and so have earlier access to it). Keep an eye out at Iron Circus Studios for Wish You Were Here to go on sale.