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MBQ #2
MBQ, Volume 2
"A dynamic read that will entertain anyone." -Ain't It Cool News Big "Bro" Brodie is the biggest, meanest, ugliest fighter in the business--and he ain't none too happy about his little brother Ritchie getting a beat down by Dee, who is trying to move a shipment of hot electronics. Across town, Omario has finished his comic submission and presents it with brim and bluster to Jeff, who is too nice to say what he thinks about the work--he is also too nice to remind Omario about the rent!Felipe Smith has "created an over-the-top, outrageous, slice-of-L.A. portrait that combines the best of manga. It's a wonderful glimpse into the future of original English manga." -Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
- GenresMangaGraphic Novels
208 pages, Paperback
First published April 11, 2006
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November 23, 2023
This review is for all 3 volumes.
I had no idea where this was going until the end. As with Peepochoo it feels like it wants to be 3 different stories in one go and it only just about sticks the landing.
The moral is really good but why is there just so much fucked up shit in it for seemingly no reason? It just cheapens it in my view.
I had no idea where this was going until the end. As with Peepochoo it feels like it wants to be 3 different stories in one go and it only just about sticks the landing.
The moral is really good but why is there just so much fucked up shit in it for seemingly no reason? It just cheapens it in my view.
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