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Axe Cop: Bad Guy Earth (Axe Cop #2)
Axe Cop isn't an ordinary cop - in fact, he might not even be a "real" cop, at least according to the authorities But he's the best crime-fighter the world has ever known, thanks to his amazing team of partners - Dinosaur Soldier, Sockarang, and his pet t. rex, Wexter Since its online debut in January of 2010, this hilarious comic-book series has exploded with popularity a...more
Paperback, 104 pages
Published
October 18th 2011
by Dark Horse
(first published January 1st 2011)
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I don't think I can adequately convey how much I love Axe Cop, from concept to execution. It really is a window into the mind of child at play, having fun with imagination and stories, with no concern for logic or the absurdities that result. I laugh often and the entire time I'm reading I'm smiling, feeling the freedom of childhood.
On the very first page, we get:
Axe cop saw a cup of water sitting at the next table. So he drank it . . . and it screamed. "Hey, stop that!! You just drank my friend...more
On the very first page, we get:
Axe cop saw a cup of water sitting at the next table. So he drank it . . . and it screamed. "Hey, stop that!! You just drank my friend...more
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Dec 16, 2012
Laura
rated it
4 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
Jason Plein
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young-adult,
zombies
“Real cops don’t do that!” a police officer bellows at Axe Cop, before being shot by a dinosaur. Yeah. They shouldn’t. They shouldn’t drink other people’s brains, they should be a little more skeptical about dead crime fighters joining the team, they shouldn’t use their powers to do a whole lot of what Axe Cop does. I’m glad they don’t. Still, it’s HILARIOUS that Axe Cop does.
I’m sure I’d hate the movie, but I would LOVE to see the trailer Michael Bay would make of all this.
I’m sure I’d hate the movie, but I would LOVE to see the trailer Michael Bay would make of all this.
The most absurd thing I ever read. And it was totally hilarious. It's written by a six year old and drawn by his 30 year old brother. So if you can imagine how a six year old thinks, then this book is for you. At the end of this total non-stop action/comedy book what it made want to do is go to my 7, 5 and 4 year olds and jot down all their ideas and come up with a kick-ass novel.
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Axe Cop is one of those comics that you can't really classify because it's just so off the wall. But that's what makes it great. Written by an eight-year-old with the help of his adult artist brother, Axe Cop offers the insight of an innocent child's mind while also providing comic relief. In the vein of the old adage, "kids say the darndest things," Axe Cop will crack you up because no one could come up with the amazing things you'll see.
Not as good as Axe Cop volume one, but still hilarious and with awesome art. I look forward to more Axe Cop in the future, and we picked up the version of the game Munchkin based on Axe Cop after reading these. It is also completely hilarious.
May 06, 2013
Alex Sarll
added it
I didn't think they could keep the inspired lunacy of the original strips going in stories which had to fit a standard comics format. How wrong I was.
Jan 05, 2013
Elin
rated it
2 of 5 stars
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crime-thriller,
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young-adult,
sci-fi,
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my-library,
2-stars,
humour
It sadens me to say the sequel of Axe Cop<\b> didn't work for me. A couple of times I could see the original Axe Cop peek out but it wasn't often enough.
A belly laugh on every page, this is twice as insane as the webcomic. Truly an amazing concept and if it doesn't make you smile, you were never a child.
Six-year-old boys can write amazing comics. I know because I used to be one, and Axe Cop proves it. Overflowing with pure, illogical childhood joy.
Axe Cop: Bad Guy Earth is on issue #2 (of 4) and continues to deliver the hilarious goods. If you don't normally buy comics, make an exception!
Written by a six year old. Illustrated by his 30 year old brother. Such a great comic!
There aren't many comics that actually make me guffaw when I read. This is one of them.
Volume two is still weird, also still mega-awesome.
Cute concept, just not for me. Blechh,
Awesome and epic.
Kids loved this one. It is frenetic and frantic as if a six year old boy telling a story. Wait, that is what it is....
Great way to capture the imagination of a young boy.
Great way to capture the imagination of a young boy.
Three of those stars are for awesomeness. Truth: I just really like Axe Cop.
This volume was an easier read because it followed typical graphic novel format and just provided the comics, instead of each page featuring a comic and a blog post. Good stuff.
This volume was an easier read because it followed typical graphic novel format and just provided the comics, instead of each page featuring a comic and a blog post. Good stuff.
It's everything you love about the web-comic, only in COLOR! A great, first print-exclusive story arc for the funniest comic hero, period.
Hilarious. I was often compelled to share my glee with my husband, who may have been mildly annoyed. I love how absurd it is. I would never have been able to think of truck chucks.
May 21, 2013
Ismael Schonhorst
marked it as to-read
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Andrew Rayburn
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