Do Admit selected as one of The A.V. Club’s Best Comics of 2025!

"After two engaging graphic memoirs about her experience working as a diner waitress, cartoonist Mimi Pond significantly expands the scope for her latest nonfiction work tracing the history of the six Mitford sisters, an eclectic group that included a popular writer, a socialist revolutionary, and two proud fascist supporters. The lives of these women intersected with some of the biggest figures of the 20th century, and Pond presents their stories with exquisitely designed pages that draw inspiration from the aesthetics of the time periods and places they depict. It’s a spirited example of how comic-book storytelling can infuse biographical material with style and spectacle, and much of the book’s appeal comes from the parade of clever ways Pond chronicles key moments. There is still an autobiographical element as Pond looks back to examine why she was so captivated by the Mitford family in her youth, and even with their faults, the sisters showed Pond a range of feminine experiences that encouraged her to pave her own path."