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Review Group Week 186 - SWEET TOOTH #1
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He seems like a bit of a scrooge to me. |
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That Condi book could have been fun. 
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i don't think fun is the word you are looking for 
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it would have made great beat off material. |
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That's me. |
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That's me. |
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I was hoping someone could just read it to me over the phone, so I could phone in a review. |
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nah. well... maybe Scrooge McDuck. 
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If it wasn't for the members of both The Outhouse and the great group of people that I hang out with at my LCS (including the wonderful and puny...errr... funny) Old Man, I might never have discovered Vertigo. For that I thank you all. The last new Vertigo book I read, I believe, was The Vinyl Underground, which I ended up enjoying until its cancellation, so I was totally jazzed on reading this. I mean it's Vertigo! They hit more than they miss for me. Are you sensing a but coming up? Okay, here it is... But I've never had a Vertigo book that I sat down with no opinion at all. Unfortunately, that's how I felt with Sweet Tooth. There wasn't much that piqued my curiosity here, and I really didn't care for the artwork at all. I just had the feeling that the author was working a bit too hard to make it weird and different. Did he succeed for me? Not really. Boy with antlers, meh, I've seen hornier young men in my youth than him. End of the world cataclysm that has changed what is normal in society... been there, read that before. Honestly, I can't say I didn't like it. I just can't say I did like it, either. It just seemed to be there... like a table lamp. It did what it was supposed to do, but it didn't shed new light on anything either. Story: 6 Art: 5 My Score: 5.5 |
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Review tomorrow. |
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8 |
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I respond to myself to note that I added a short bit to my review. (It's on page 3, at the bottom of the review. Spoiler warning still applies.) |
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