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    Zatanna #8

    Zatanna » Zatanna #8 - Pupaphobia released by DC Comics on February 2011.

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    Pupaphobia last edited by sametattoos on 01/21/23 05:25AM View full history

    Beginning "Pupaphobia," an all-new three-part adventure with art by the sensational Cliff Chiang! Everybody's got that one thing that just creeps them out beyond all reason. (Yours is clowns, we know. It's okay.) For Zatanna Zatara, it's puppets: "Creepy, horrible, soul-sucking puppets." But why is one of the most powerful sorcerers on Earth scared of little wooden men in cheap suits? Finding out is what's got Zee back in therapy... but she might not uncover the truth before the truth comes gunning for her.    
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    "...Puppets." 0

    Zee starts to confront her greatest fear--Puppets. Pros: Oh Zatanna. When I was a kid, I was terrified of a puppet called Slappy on the TV show Goosebumps, so I can see where she's coming from with her being afraid of puppets. Surely there's have to be some reason to why she's afraid of puppets. The humor is still there with Dini introducing a magical therapist and a funny story with Zee's fears (I still wonder how Zee was able to  This gives Oscar another reason to be a grouch. appear on a k...

    5 out of 5 found this review helpful.

    Zatanna is still in good form 0

    Last issue of Zatanna was a single issue story which i felt was a good change of pace after the longer storylines in the last few issues. but now were back into a new multi-issue storyline. not to mention paul dini is back in the drivers seat. the story is about Zatanna dealing with her fear of puppets and learning what in her past caused it  The Good:  First Of all i enjoy the cover but Stephane Roux. probably the best one in the last few issues. overall the art was good and showcased a little ...

    4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

    I Don't Blame Her, Those Things Are CREEPY 0

    The Good: My only previous exposure to Cliff Chang's art was on some of the covers for Generation Lost. Some of the more clever ones were pretty neat, but the normal ones were boring. And the art was very stylized, so I was nervous about this issue. But lo and behold, the art here is much more 'normal,' it doesn't look as crazy as Chang's cover art, and it actually looks pretty neat. Zatanna's fear of puppets doesn't feel too unbelievable, the issue even references a previous issue of Detective ...

    4 out of 4 found this review helpful.
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