ReviewHaving established such a strong, recognizable style with ink and bold bright colors, it takes a lot of confidence to strip it away and stick almost exclusively to pencil drawings, printed in monochrome. As a result, Mouse in Residence is a bit more gestural and loose, which fits the story perfectly. The lines feel fragile and uncertain, much like the wobbly mice in their austere surroundings. Still, there is plenty of subtlety in the book’s presentation. -- Roman Muradov ― The Comics JournalProduct DescriptionA comic-book tale of two mice in an artist's paradiseThe latest comic book from German artist Anna Haifisch describes Fahrenbühl, a remote artists’ residence inhabited by two mice, and the adventures that follow when they are forced to protect their paradise.