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In 2010, Lucy and her long-term boyfriend John broke up. Three long, lonely years later, John returned to New York, …
Who are the Rat Queens?
A pack of booze-guzzling, death-dealing battle maidens-for-hire, and they're in …
It's good. The artwork's amazing, and it's funny.
Having survived the end of the world, the Queens follow Hannah back to where it …
It's funny, although less funny than the first two.
Monsters about to eat young people. My favorite thing.
It's not as bad as the last one.
"17 years ago: A girl in South Dakota falls through the earth, then wakes up …
This is a pretty standard "we find something odd in the ground and then aliens and govmint conspiracy", but it is conducted as interviews. And one of the interviewers is the Man In Black. And he is hammy and awful and does not speak in contractions and says "my dear Robert" and I wish a monster would eat him.
And then the book ends, because sequel. Nope.
Not good plot. Artwork is decent.
In the 1990s, legendary writer Paul Dini had a flourishing career writing the hugely popular …
Really good!
I like that the book was written... It just seems unbelievable that the world would work like that, where everything works out. I can't read it without saying "no, we're all fucked."
The children of Alexandria are just trying to live like normal teens, and Ben Schiller …
I just can't believe that kids are that stupid or shortsighted. Even on a day to day basis, it's utterly unbelievable that you wouldn't be having really long, worried discussions about what happened, and why, and what to do next. There's very little of that, and instead there's partying, kids trying (and mostly failing) to fuck, and even high school.
I don't buy it, and I don't care about the kids, and I wish there was a monster that would eat them.
Captain Kel Cheris of the hexarchate is disgraced for using unconventional methods in a battle against heretics. Kel Command gives …
