Sweet Tooth

[Steeven]

Thank God for Jeff Lemire.

I love this book.

I just finished issue 12 and I love this book.

Of course, I'm a sucker for post apocalyptic stories.

I'll admit that the art isn't the best, but he's such a good storyteller that the art works.

I love this book.

[BillETM]

Just started reading this and I like it so far. The art kept me away for awhile, but I'm digging it now.

[Arthur Ratnik]

[Frank Castle]

Reading the synopsis of of this book I thought for sure I wouldn't like. Then DCBS had the first issue for 75 cents and Jeff offered a free sketch to anyone that bought. Then I got hooked after I read it. Great book, top of the stack each time it comes out.

[Brad]

[Chuck Z]

Although I don't feel the need to get my money back I kinda have to agree with Brad. I also think this book was overhyped by certain podcasters in the mid-west secret handshake club. Nothing wrong with hyping an acquaintance, but I've learned to take that into consideration now when listening to recommendations.

[Steeven]

I myself have never met Jeff Lemire, but as I said up there somewhere, I'm a sucker for a post apocalyptic which is one of the reasons I like the book so much. Plus I think it's written very, very well.

[Gargoyle]

I've always struggled with books that have either cute or anthropomorphic characters in them. From what I've heard of Sweet Tooth it's hardly cute but I do find the look a real barrier. I might flick through a trade at some point and see if it presses my buttons.

[Steeven]

Just finished #13. Lemire gives us what may be a glimpse into a possible future for Gus as some kind of warrior. (I think that's the little deer kid's name. Damn, why can't I recall the main character's name!? What's wrong with me!?)

Plus, just what is Jeppard up to? What's he thinking!?

[BillETM]

[Steeven]