“Ata renders the story in a vibrant manga style ... The details of Isaac's illness feel decidedly lived-in … palpably, dramatically realized… compellingly unique… the spotlight shone on an underrepresented demographic is commendable. Big and stylish—of particular interest to those dealing with epilepsy or wanting to know more about the condition.”
-- Kirkus Reviews

“Mis(h)adra is like nothing I’ve read before, both in its subject matter and its innovative visuals … Blends a psychedelic color scheme, arresting images, and a manga style for a searingly intimate work … Ata’s is a voice that should be heard.” 
-- Mahnaz Dar, Library Journal (Editor’s Pick)

“A powerful story about not only physical pain, but also the pain of self-doubt and hopelessness. Mis(h)adra beautifully illustrates the struggle to stand up to that inner hopelessness and come out the other end stronger than ever. Iasmin Omar Ata is a singular voice in modern comics, and their work is not to be overlooked.”
-- Kris Mukai

"Mis(h)adra is singular, vibrant and raw; Iasmin's depiction of epilepsy lives at an eye-opening intersection of culture & youth."
-- Yuko Ota & Ananth Hirsh

“Mis(h)adra is magical. A stunning, original debut for Ata.”
— Sam Humphries

“The bravery and crushing sincerity of Iasmin's storytelling is only topped by their lyrical and stylistic grasp of comics as a medium; every block of color and every line clearly transcribe moments of fear, desperation and hope. A truly beautifully crafted and genuine experience we are lucky to be able to read.”
-- Sloane Leong