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Sex Criminals, Volume 2: Two Worlds, One Cop
by Matt Fraction
(4/5 stars)
"You can have whatever therapy-related breakdown you need. I have my chicken. Everybody's happy.
This was a fantastic follow up to the first volume of Sex Criminals. It goes deeper into Jon's past and introduces a whole flock of new side characters. It delves deeper into Jon's mental illness and introduces a new person who has similar abilities.
I did enjoy this, not as much as the first one however. I didn't find it as funny as the first one, I was literally laughing out loud at the first volume. I was also confused for a large portion of the story, when we started following a character we had never seen before. Looking back through it now, I am not confused because I am aware of their presence, but when reading it for the first time, I didn't know who we were following or what their significance was to the story.
I liked the expansion of Jon's mental illness, and I did love the psychologist he began seeing. I didn't understand how some of the side characters were introduced, it seemed quite random, and certain situations were simply used to bring them into the story.
Overall, I really enjoyed this volume of Sex Criminals, and I will continue with this series, probably in the very near future.
"You can have whatever therapy-related breakdown you need. I have my chicken. Everybody's happy.
This was a fantastic follow up to the first volume of Sex Criminals. It goes deeper into Jon's past and introduces a whole flock of new side characters. It delves deeper into Jon's mental illness and introduces a new person who has similar abilities.
I did enjoy this, not as much as the first one however. I didn't find it as funny as the first one, I was literally laughing out loud at the first volume. I was also confused for a large portion of the story, when we started following a character we had never seen before. Looking back through it now, I am not confused because I am aware of their presence, but when reading it for the first time, I didn't know who we were following or what their significance was to the story.
I liked the expansion of Jon's mental illness, and I did love the psychologist he began seeing. I didn't understand how some of the side characters were introduced, it seemed quite random, and certain situations were simply used to bring them into the story.
Overall, I really enjoyed this volume of Sex Criminals, and I will continue with this series, probably in the very near future.