When I began reading Baubles and Broomsticks, I wasn’t expecting it to be in movie script format, but I found the brief, to-the-pointness of it refreshing.  Morgan also provides a cast page, complete with real life people and that’s always fun.

Only one episode has been posted (not counting the seasonal special), but I am looking forward to reading more (and not just because anything remotely mutant-ish makes me happy).  The mutant concept is fresh and unique, complete with nosebleeds and other unpleasantness. 

My one, small complaint would be that it was reminiscent of the Angel/Buffy ‘verse even before it was mentioned in the text.  But again, since only the first episode has been posted, it might be a little too early to be making such judgments. 

All in all a good start, and I’ll be looking forward to read more.  Review subject to change, of course, as more is added to the story.

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I have to admit that I started to read this Series with a few misconceptions.  My confession probably isn’t going to do me any favours but I feel it is necessary because there could be others out there who have failed to give Baubles and Broomsticks the consideration it deserves.

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Summary: Baubles and Broomsticks is about Mary Stevens, a mutant living with her brothers. Through crazy events, she comes in contact with many different mutants, some good and some bad. She uses her powers to help the authorities track other mutants.

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