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[Terry Verticchio]

Just bought number 2...a fantastic book! Buy two of them!

At any rate...on the cover it's written '...realistic and relevant.' by the Washington Post.

Now does anybody know who wrote that article about this comic, cuz I'd really like to read it.

Its driving my nuts really, I've scoured the fricken' net for an hour trying to find it, but no luck.

So, buy this book. Its Grant Morrison at his best. Quietly too is great. Perfect all around.

[jadrax]

Yeah, issue one kinda lost me tbh, where as isue two really dragged me back into the story. Really loved the little panels.

[Andrea Speed]

I'm waiting to get my copy in - but the first was a really warped "Fantastic Journey", and I really liked it, in a perverse sort of way.

[mousee]

WOW!!!
exciting artwork ;) those bullets=worship :D

[SamuraiDaddy]

This deserves an Eisner nomination, if only for the art.

The Post quote was likely taken from the Sunday Source section of the Sunday Edition of the Post. The Source is where they review DVDs, books, albums and comics. They generally say things like "What you'll love," and "What you won't," before giving it a letter grade. I wish I could still get the post, but college...

[dredre]

damn! what can I say, the art is really great. The story is really freaky deaky :D.
But interesting as an alternative read.