Y: The Last Man #1
Y: The Last Man » Y: The Last Man #1 - Unmanned released by DC Comics on September 2002.
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5 (2) 4 (1) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.8 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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Just Like A Movie 2
This book reads like the first fifteen minutes of a movie watches. It's mostly set up, one or two pages are spent on each female character we are going to meet somewhere down the road, all interstwined with a conversation between Yorrick ( the soon to be "Last Man" and his girl friend Beth, who at the point of this story is in the Australian out back. Ultimately this is a book that belongs to it's writer. Given the short time he spends with each character, he manages to bring to life intiguing a...
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Your intro to Y:TLM 0
Every time someone asks me about this book, I say the same thing, "There are two males left on the planet, and one is a monkey, and no, the book doesn't play out as you think it would." I haven't read the first issue since 2003, roughly a year after the book came out. So as I go through the series again, I'll be highlighting the important issues.As Englentine mentioned, yes, this issue reads just like a movie. Now, some of you may wonder why I gave my favorite series of all time 4.5/5 for the fi...
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If you love comics you'll love this ,if you hate comics you'll love this. Just read it 1
Y THE LAST MAN is the story of a young man, named Yorick Brown and his monkey Ampersand, both males in a world where every single male has died. That's right, every male on the planet, not just human males, has died in the world, and this story doesn't go the way you think it would. Yorick and Ampersand are off on a journey to find Yorick's fiance, Beth DeVille, in Australia, which is hard when you're the last of your kind and you end up on the run from Amazons, who think that God ( Mother earth...
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