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Humanoids from the Deep
The blood-crazed, mutant fish-men from Roger Corman's 1980's classic Humanoids from the Deep are back for more. When the humanoids crash an island high school graduation party, it's all Ann and her best friend Cindy, can do to survive.
27 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 8, 2012
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Benjamin Hall
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November 1, 2018
This was nothing like I expected. The original movie was a B Movie gorefest that was basically an excuse to put nudity and weird sex into a movie. (The Humanoids were monsters from the deep attempting to mate with human women.)
However, this comic, which serves as a direct sequel to the movie, is a moving and emotional story closer to the original Frankenstein than the B Movie providing the original source material. The ending was a real downer, but I suppose it was going for a Night of the Living Dead vibe, or for a more modern version, The Mist (the Thomas Jane film, not the tv series.)
Overall this was a surprisingly good comic that told a lot of story in only a few pages. I didn't like the ending, and that took a full star away, but at least I knew what they were going for. If you remember the movie, this is worth a read.
However, this comic, which serves as a direct sequel to the movie, is a moving and emotional story closer to the original Frankenstein than the B Movie providing the original source material. The ending was a real downer, but I suppose it was going for a Night of the Living Dead vibe, or for a more modern version, The Mist (the Thomas Jane film, not the tv series.)
Overall this was a surprisingly good comic that told a lot of story in only a few pages. I didn't like the ending, and that took a full star away, but at least I knew what they were going for. If you remember the movie, this is worth a read.
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