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glire's review
1.0
Me perdieron desde que a Chuck le pareció que crear un batallón de niños con Progeria era una buena idea. Burlesco nivel Sharknado, y no digo eso como un halago.
¿No te gusta Fight Club? Entonces esto obviamente no es para ti. ¿Te gusta Fight Club? No leas estos comics a menos que quieras perderle el respeto a Tyler y Palahniuk para siempre.
El único motivo por el que leí hasta aquí, sinceramente, es porque ya había descargado los tomos. Pero no me odio lo suficiente como para seguir leyendo las continuaciones.
Algunas historias son mejores si no sabes como continúan.
¿No te gusta Fight Club? Entonces esto obviamente no es para ti. ¿Te gusta Fight Club? No leas estos comics a menos que quieras perderle el respeto a Tyler y Palahniuk para siempre.
El único motivo por el que leí hasta aquí, sinceramente, es porque ya había descargado los tomos. Pero no me odio lo suficiente como para seguir leyendo las continuaciones.
Algunas historias son mejores si no sabes como continúan.
greyscarf's review
2.0
Sebastian Narrator is reunited with his family, but not before he gets into a fist fight with his son & wife separately. Dr. Wrong petitions Tyler to possess him & pays dearly. Tyler's minions blow up the world & those remaining gather in the chateau's basement, waiting Tyler's final instructions & to be buried in salt.
As I finished this penultimate issue, I was happy to see that Palahniuk is willing to let his world be just as flawed as Sebastian's & that our author doesn't try to make out that he's some proto-Tyler. In a more interesting moment, Palahniuk & his writer's group sit around discussing their anxieties & their pills while Sebastian frantically tries to find a way out of Tyler's endgame. Another nice moment is Sebastian's & Marla's prolonged kiss when they are reunited. But, in short, a whole mess of destruction is going down & who knows what the next issue will bring. I'm sure those glowing letters from readers will take on an ironic twist.
As I finished this penultimate issue, I was happy to see that Palahniuk is willing to let his world be just as flawed as Sebastian's & that our author doesn't try to make out that he's some proto-Tyler. In a more interesting moment, Palahniuk & his writer's group sit around discussing their anxieties & their pills while Sebastian frantically tries to find a way out of Tyler's endgame. Another nice moment is Sebastian's & Marla's prolonged kiss when they are reunited. But, in short, a whole mess of destruction is going down & who knows what the next issue will bring. I'm sure those glowing letters from readers will take on an ironic twist.
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