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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN num: 9781401212216
ISBN number: 1401212212
Label: Vertigo
Manufacturer: Vertigo
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 128
Printing Date: March 07, 2007
Publishing house: Vertigo
Release Date: March 07, 2007
Sale Popularity Level: 73895
Studio: Vertigo
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I was intrigued with this series after picking up issue 1 on a hunch and immediately ordered the very first two trades. i just finished up the 2nd and have ordered the subsequent 2. the very first trade was a breath of fresh air, something totally different than i've ever read in a comic. i enjoyed insurgency, but it started to get a little campy half way through. the whole "reincarnation of the egyptian king of the roaches" kinda hit me out of nowhere, i was expecting a realistic series but this nonsense seems to bring the story down. maybe it will blow me away when everything if finally tied up in volume 3 (if it is), but so far that part is kinda leaving a stale taste. still a good series if youre lookin for something different from the always superb line of vertigo comics.
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I want to know whats in the box. I liked this book very well. It kept me entertained and on the edge of my toilet. I wear a rubber diaper so I dont s--t myself. I also wear a helmet.
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This is one of those series that you can't wait for every few months, for the subsequent book. Great characters (no morons in capes), and a great story. This book gives you just enough info to keep you interested, but not frustrated.
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I thought it was a bit ridiculous and counterproductive to put a blurb like that on the cover, especially coming from a news source as finicky as AICN.
However, it is exactly right. It is a crime against humanity not to read this series.
Kudos to Simon Oliver and Tony Moore for another volume of what should end up being on of the best comics of the 2000s (unless the last years of the decade pump out one masterpiece after another).
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