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The Fangirl
The Fangirl rated it 11 years ago
Disclaimer: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Warning: This story deals with rape. [For more details scroll to the end of the review.] In 1994, a year after The Maxx was first published, I dropped out of high school and eventually ended up on the streets. It...
FrancesKR
FrancesKR rated it 12 years ago
As the back of the book says: fun, wild, inventive, and often scary. I'll actually give it those, in about those proportions. I think it's hard to actually make a frightening comic (and will forever be glad that [b:Fall of Cthulhu, Vol. 1: The Fugue|1178358|Fall of Cthulhu, Vol. 1 The Fugue|Micha...
Sesana
Sesana rated it 13 years ago
If you must read this, do yourself a favor: do not, under any circumstances, read it right after a Wonder Woman book by a writer like Perez, Rucka, or Simone. You know, a book that has good dialog, respect for the characters and their histories, and art that is neither hideously ugly nor exploitativ...
Sesana
Sesana rated it 13 years ago
Ah, Elseworlds. Where Batman could be a vampire, Superman could be Russian, and Wonder Woman could be a Gibson Girl. Amazonia is set in an even more misogynistic version of Victorian England, ruled by King Jack. You see, Victoria and her entire family died in a mysterious fire, and her distant Ameri...
Sesana
Sesana rated it 13 years ago
Not going to happen. Wonder Woman: The Contest was almost completely unbearable, and I just can't face another book from the same writer/artist team.
Rich's Gulag
Rich's Gulag rated it 13 years ago
This is an excellent retrospective on a pivotal decade in the development of comic books. Don't expect Superman and Spider-Man here, though ... this is devoted to what would have been called underground comix in earlier days, and alternative comics later on. Luckily, they're all just classified as c...
Infinite Satellite
Infinite Satellite rated it 14 years ago
Summary: Various authors offer comic (and occasionally comical) short stories dealing with Cthulu.Verdict: A grisly but often fun introduction to the world of Lovecraft.Yay!: The stories are often creative, from the baseball fans that involve Cthulu in their team's fortune, to the creepy possessed p...
Paradoxically
Paradoxically rated it 15 years ago
Some pretty good stories, so far. Wolf Train West, The Lame Priest, and In The Lost Lands have been my faves.***********Okay, I finished reading it and I have to say, this was a great anthology.
Dantastic Book Reviews
Dantastic Book Reviews rated it 16 years ago
Ten years after the conclusion of Julie Winters's saga, Sara struggles with her relationship with her father, Artemis Pender, aka Mr. Gone. Dave, the former Maxx, is a plumber, while Sara's Maxx is a homeless guy named Norbert. Julie Winters is missing and there's a giant banana slug named Iago lo...
Dantastic Book Reviews
Dantastic Book Reviews rated it 16 years ago
The third volume of The Maxx starts with Maxx wandering around in a strange Outback that's composed of makeshift tents and giant aluminum poles, where he meets another Maxx, this one with the head of a horse. He wakes to find himself in bed with Sarah and reallizes it was her Outback, not Julie's. ...
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