by Brian K. Vaughan, Pia Guerra, 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.
Conclusions! Don't get me wrong, the story is not finished yet but I just love conclusions in any sort of fiction. Brian K Vaughn is great at wrapping up loose ends and a lot happens in this volume to wrap some of them up. If only he could have done that with Lost... Anyway! Pia Guerra is back compl...
Star Rating Art: 5 Stars Star Rating Story: 4 Stars Overall 4.5 Stars Self Purchase for Kindle. First Impression: Seems as good as the others. Starts with a bang. Yorrick finally gets laid. HA. The girl he’s with is so HOT. I’m not into blondes normally. But she is cute. Religious people...
3.5 stars...Whole lotta stuff happening. Yorick learns that everything they say about Catholic girls is true, why it's a bad idea to eat canned food if the can is dented, and the value of monkey shit. Hero has an imaginary Amazon friend who tells her cray-zee shit. Agent 355 is still a bad ass. Ninj...
Always leaves you hanging for the next one. I feel like a junky walking up the stairs at the Library for the next issue.Brian K. Vaughan is the Y chromosome of comic edge of your seat adventure. (in other words the MAN
It's been two years since an unknown plague (or something) killed all the men on Earth except for Yorick Brown, a young, unemployed escape artist. Vol. 5 is the largest in the series, following three different stories full of the Adventures of Yorick. In "Tongues of Flame," Yorick leaves 355 and A...
This series continues to be so incredibly strong, I can't recommend it enough.In this collection, we find out more about Hero as she struggles to "deprogram" herself from her past as a member of The Amazons. Also, Yorick meets another woman who shares the same name as his missing girlfriend, Beth, ...
this series just keeps getting better.
Big trouble in San Francisco for Yorick and company. Poor sod.
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