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LUDOCRATS #4, available this Wednesday from Image Comics, continues this quirky and obscenely chaotic tale. Providing readers and creatives alike a break from the stability that comes with common sense and rules of nature.
Ludocrats #4 is every bit as chaotic as it’s predecessors, if not more so. The series has taken some odd twists and turns along the way, but in a refreshingly honest way, the series has also refused to explain many of those very twists.
Instead, the series simply…exists. It’s a work (and world) of chaos, one that abhors logic and rules, as those sorts of things are simply too dull for the Ludocrats. It’s in their very name.
You’ll note that the cover of this issue promises a free pen. It also points out that said free pen isn’t actually included with the comic. This is a perfect peek into the chaos that lies within these pages. However, it’s far more kid-friendly than many of the images (and implications) within.
Read the rest of my review over at Monkeys Fighting Robots
Ludocrats #4 is every bit as chaotic as it’s predecessors, if not more so. The series has taken some odd twists and turns along the way, but in a refreshingly honest way, the series has also refused to explain many of those very twists.
Instead, the series simply…exists. It’s a work (and world) of chaos, one that abhors logic and rules, as those sorts of things are simply too dull for the Ludocrats. It’s in their very name.
You’ll note that the cover of this issue promises a free pen. It also points out that said free pen isn’t actually included with the comic. This is a perfect peek into the chaos that lies within these pages. However, it’s far more kid-friendly than many of the images (and implications) within.
Read the rest of my review over at Monkeys Fighting Robots
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