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We Are The Rejected
Fifty demons, led by the mysterious Mr. Teeth, are booted out of Hell. How far will they go to earn their way back in?
We Are The Rejected is the omnibus collecting The Rejected, The Rejected: The Unwilling, The Rejected: Long is the Way, and The Rejected: Dead Girl.
Follow Mr. Teeth as he brings power and family to the weak and alone, always at a great cost, and even into the bowels of Hell itself. Loaded with bonus content and exclusive prequel story, this omnibus collection is for the ultimate fan!
We Are The Rejected is the omnibus collecting The Rejected, The Rejected: The Unwilling, The Rejected: Long is the Way, and The Rejected: Dead Girl.
Follow Mr. Teeth as he brings power and family to the weak and alone, always at a great cost, and even into the bowels of Hell itself. Loaded with bonus content and exclusive prequel story, this omnibus collection is for the ultimate fan!
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240 pages, Paperback
First published July 27, 2021
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August 30, 2021
We Are The Rejected collects The Rejected Book 1: Who's Got Billy's Back, The Rejected Book 2: The Unwilling, The Rejected Book 3: Long is the Way, The Rejected: Dead Girl, and The Rejected: Last Call written by Stan Konopka, David Hayes, and Josh Sobek with art by Corey Anderson, Shawn Langley, and Chris Graves.
Mr. Teeth and his family protect the lonely, the weak, and the bullied, but there is a price to pay to join his family.
The first volume you are introduced to Mr. Teeth and his family he appears to be a Slenderman-esque character who protects those who cannot protect themselves. But as time goes on you realize Mr. Teeth has grand plans and will use his family to get what he wants by any means necessary. There at times I was confused at what was going on as I found the plot to jumoahead a bit. I also wasn't a fan of the art in the first volume as it was super sketchy and only black and white which added to the struggling of what was happening. The art did get better in later volumes. I found the story to be okay and I feel it would have been better if we got more background and lore of Mr. Teeth and his family.
Mr. Teeth and his family protect the lonely, the weak, and the bullied, but there is a price to pay to join his family.
The first volume you are introduced to Mr. Teeth and his family he appears to be a Slenderman-esque character who protects those who cannot protect themselves. But as time goes on you realize Mr. Teeth has grand plans and will use his family to get what he wants by any means necessary. There at times I was confused at what was going on as I found the plot to jumoahead a bit. I also wasn't a fan of the art in the first volume as it was super sketchy and only black and white which added to the struggling of what was happening. The art did get better in later volumes. I found the story to be okay and I feel it would have been better if we got more background and lore of Mr. Teeth and his family.
January 3, 2022
A very dark horror story that sometimes made me think of Johnny the Homicidal Maniac, but driven by one central plot. I was not crazy about some of the art, but everything else about this was pretty much up my alley. It also, in my opinion, got better as it went on.
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