Animal Man #5
Animal Man » Animal Man #5 - The Hunt, Conclusion: Food Chain released by DC Comics on March 2012.
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5 (4) 4 (1) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.9 starsAverage score of 5 user reviews
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Daddy's Really Strong 0
Jeff Lemire and Travel Foreman have no doubt created the sleeper hit of the New 52. They have introduced familiar characters in a new and fresh way. Does issue four finish off the first arch well? THE GOOD: I really like the art. Travel Foreman gives the book a great feeling to it that nothing else in the DC Universe has and I'm very happy for that. It's very sketchy and I just love it. Jeff Huet does do a few pages in this issue but you almost don't notice the artist change. The story is amazi...
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The rots in the red! 0
Art: This is probably the clearest issue so far. A lot more neat and understandable but still wild and sketchy. The hunters anatomy literally changes every panel and we got some quite sick and vivid looking drawings of him. It comes down to a matter of taste I suppose and I for one quite like it, although that cover....... Too much?Plot: All hell breaks loose as Buddy scrambles to save his family from the hunter. As always it gets weird, very weird as Buddy is pushed to the limit. Francine once ...
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Whats to come 0
First off both Foreman and Pugh's art in this issue is great. Smooth and not overly complicated. We finally get to see the end of this first arc and it goes out on a bang. Buddy and Maxine rescue Ellen and Cliff but in what Maxine thought was a good move the third hunter infects the animals that she summons with rot and they are set out to further spread the rot. We see what could happen if the rot takes Maxine which is what in on the cover. This was a great end to the first arc which introduced...
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Animal Man #5 0
Loving how this series keeps getting better and better! the art as always is fantastic, and Travel Foreman's ability to draw amazingly grotesque animals and surreal versions of people is outstanding! ...
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Words Can't Describe The Fear In My Soul 0
Afhkjghjksghkakjhsjghkdhjgs That cover is just..... wow. Terrifying. This is of course in a good way. Animal Man is known for being a series that is creepy as all hell, and the covers have matched this. This one is just... wow, probably the most blatantly stunning, with Animal Man's torn off face, and his daughter's.... evil face. But surprisingly, the biggest ocular assault is the trippy background. Foreman gets away with doing an empty background by filling it with red dots of varying size tha...
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