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We3 #1 by Frank Quitely, Grant Morrison

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abaugher's review against another edition

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4.0

wow! blood gore, brains, explosions, hgighly intelligent animals. what else could you ask for?!

zeekaygee's review against another edition

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3.0

Beautiful art by Frank Quitely, but I think this may be more style over substance. There’s some great visual storytelling, but I wish there was more of an emotional weight to it.

hakimbriki's review against another edition

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5.0

MR. MORR-ISON and MR. QUIE-ETLY ST!!!!!!NK ! MR. MORR-ISON and MR. QUIE-ETLY make man cry!

MR. MORR-ISON and MR. QUIE-ETLY are gud; wrote perfect heartwarming story; make man smile and happy. Man is animal enthusiast and comic book nerd. Man is thankful.

Men must make We3 Movie. All men must read We3. We3 is GUD.

bentrevett's review against another edition

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5.0

shirt and sweet. I never though I’d feel emotions for bioweapons but here you go.

capincus's review against another edition

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2.0

Both the story and the artwork in this series are cluttered. Starts in media res and never bothers to flush out a full story between pages of nonstop action. Some pages are made up entirely of 1x1 detailed thumbnails of artwork, which is overwhelming when in a grid then distracting when scattered about the page. Added to the odd clipped text speak that the animals use to communicate this series requires more effort to read than it is worth.

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5.0

This is the most emotional comic I've ever read. I read it years ago and recall crying more than once. It's unsurprising as an animal rights proponent that I was moved by it's premise. But, the execution of both the writing and the art really made big statements about nonhuman animal research, the military industrial complex, and the plight of lower level workers.