james_desantis's reviews
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4.0

The thing I love that Stuart nails is pace. With his first short story to this one, pacing is perfect. Never do I skip parts or feel bored. Just enough detail, well placed dialog, and a feeling of connecting with characters.

Saying that, my two major issues with this one was the ending and the lack of details on charlotte. Without spoilers, the way people change so radically I'm assuming has to do with her but it isn't really explained if she has like a auto type power. Also, the ending feels like almost no consequences were done. Like I felt there should have been more results after what happened.

But overall fun and enjoyable read!

Sweet Tooth Vol. 1: Out of the Deep Woods by Jeff Lemire

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3.0

Art is unique and fun. Storyline is iffy with it getting better as it goes on. On to volume two.

Sweet Tooth Vol. 2: In Captivity by Jeff Lemire

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4.0

Much stronger. Background story is interesting and the ideas behind how the world came to be makes it very interesting.

Sweet Tooth Vol. 3: Animal Armies by Jeff Lemire

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3.0

Sweet Tooth Vol. 4: Endangered Species by Jeff Lemire

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5.0

Now we kick it into high gear. Well established backgrounds, interesting direction at the end, and some omg moments. This volume easily made the story go from good to amazing.

Sweet Tooth Vol. 5: Unnatural Habitats by Jeff Lemire

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4.0

One meh issue was so crazy!

Sweet Tooth Vol. 6: Wild Game by Jeff Lemire

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5.0

What a wonderful and fitting ending. Nearly brought a tear to my eye. This is how you build up a story and give an emotional ending!

Hawkeye, Vol. 1: My Life as a Weapon by Matt Fraction

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4.0

Who knew they could make Hawkeye into a interesting character? Fill with funness and badass moments this one needs to be read.