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Escape from Dullsville
"Something born of extraordinary circumstances tends to allow for more incredible circumstances to happen," says creator Andy Ristaino of his immensely original comic book magnum opus, Escape from Dullsville, in which a fetus, tired of its surroundings, decides to take an early exit. Everyone is after the little fetus-lad -- aliens, mad truckers, babysitters with jet packs, men in black, crazed monsters, masked wrestlers and, of course, the little fetus' mother (a crazed woman with a BIG knife)!
- GenresGraphic NovelsComics
288 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2010
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January 25, 2016
This book is expertly drawn and written. Feels like watching an animated movie.
The plot may be a bit confusing to some. And although told in a humorous way, it's about serious issues, like slavery to consumerism and the way the government (the book also has aliens) controls our lives. It ends leaving a few questions unanswered or to the reader to figure it out.
The book also features lots of extras in the end.
I was also well impressed with the quality of the paper, not the usual crappy newspaper SLG uses.
3,5 stars
The plot may be a bit confusing to some. And although told in a humorous way, it's about serious issues, like slavery to consumerism and the way the government (the book also has aliens) controls our lives. It ends leaving a few questions unanswered or to the reader to figure it out.
The book also features lots of extras in the end.
I was also well impressed with the quality of the paper, not the usual crappy newspaper SLG uses.
3,5 stars
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