This is a grim little story about animal testing, taken to the extreme. Morrison made me weep for these three animals - the titular WE3 - more than once. It's a thoughtful examination of what man will do in his own name, and in the name of war. And while it was excellent, and I blew through ...
So... yeah. Let me premise why I picked this up in the first place, shall I? Somehow we got on the topic at work about animal cruelty. I don't remember how, to be completely honest. What I did remember, was that my comic loving co-worker mentioned that Grant Morrison had done a very brutal comic all...
I could almost love this graphic novel. Almost. But not quite. The concepts involving animal rights/testing are dear to me, and I found the story intriguing all the way through. The art design and some of the panels were also quite good, though I wasn't a huge fan of the art style itself. Still, som...
Three lost pets are turned into war machines but as prototypes, their phase of the test program is complete and WE3 are set for termination. Their chief handler disapproves of this and gives them the means to escape their fate. Out in the world, they deal with their hunters with brutal precision tha...
I'm usually a fan of depressing stories, but We3 was too much for me, and I suspect might be too much for any animal lover. It's heartbreaking, and that's the only way I can classify it. Not good, not bad, just heartbreaking. If I could, I would probably go back and un-read it, because it's a sad th...
This is a great graphical novel, with an amazing plot, stunning drawing and rather interesting "characters". The only minus point is that it's a little too short, just around the 100-page mark for all 3 volumes combined. But it's a good read, recommended for fans of quality graphical novels.
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