by Brian K. Vaughan, Pia Guerra, Goran Parlov, José Marzán Jr.
It's a good story, but with a sad sad ending. The drawing and story-telling are both great. After you get familiar with the characters, it is just so sad the male character cannot be together with the woman he really loves.
This volume was so weird, yet still so amazing. I really liked how much more of Yorick's past is revealed as well as some very interesting details regarding Dr. Mann's clone. This volume was such a quick read because it is non-stop action. Absolutely perfect.
This and volume 6 which I am currently reading contains an artist change from Pia Guerra who I love, to Goran Parlov who has a great art style but completely different. If I was going to find one problem with this series, it would be that as suddenly everyone looks very different. This volume also h...
Star Rating Art: 4 Stars Star Rating Story: 4 Stars Self purchase for Kindle. First Impression: Seems as good as the previous volumes. Things open up normally but quickly take a strange turn. Anxiety rising. Love Ampersand and his name. Not a lot of forward progress. The angry women are gettin...
It is so fortunate that Yorick Brown, the last man on Earth, is a young, virile pretty boy and not a balding, grumpy old man with erectile dysfunction issues.So...Yorick, Agent 355, and Dr. Mann continue their cross country trek to California, destination, Dr. Mann's lab. Travel plans, however, are ...
Endings have to be earned...
As Yorick, 355 and Dr. Mann continue on their trip to California, Vol. 4 has the most character development and immediate danger yet! Vaughn totally takes it in a completely chaotic direction; to quote one of my favorite hockey play-by-play men, Bob Cole, "Everything is happening!"Yorick really ste...
What I love about this series is the way it constantly takes me in unexpected directions. Fun and thoughtful.
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