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    Joe the Barbarian #8

    Joe the Barbarian » Joe the Barbarian #8 - Chapter 8: Tomb of the Iron Knight released by DC Comics on May 2011.

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    Joe the Barbarian #8 - Chapter 8: Tomb of the Iron Knight by zack_freeman on March 02, 2011

    Joe's confrontation with Death at last unearths the paternal secret that spurred this whole adventure into fantasy in the first place.  The Good Sean Murphy's art is absolutely stunning. A true sight to behold on every page, and in every panel. I love how he infuses such a punkish, rock 'n roll aesthetic to this wild tale of rat warriors and diabetes-fueled illusions. And I'm really impressed by how thorough he is with the detail he lavishes on even mundane settings like Joe's suburban home.  Th...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

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    Joe the Barbarian #8 - Chapter 8: Tomb of the Iron Knight by carnivalofsins00 on March 07, 2011

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    Joe the Barbarian #8 - Chapter 8: Tomb of the Iron Knight by dr_x on March 08, 2011

      Joe the Barbarian # 8 - Chapter 8: Tomb of the Iron Knight    : well true Beleivers it's been a while  scen my review and all I can  say  about this issue  and acr " WOW!!!" long in coming  I'm sad to see that there will be no more Joe The Barbatian or Chakk or  the behine the looking glass /Samurai Jack world I'm giving  the whole  acr  a 5 out of 5 I do hope  that Grant Morrison and  Sean Murphy will bring  him back and that wounderful world or  just that world  with all its charcters as a s...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

    Let there be more light (A Pink Floyd´s tune) 1

    Joe the Barbarian #8 - Chapter 8: Tomb of the Iron Knight by dark_noldor on May 22, 2011

    It´s the conclusion of this epic fantasy tale created by Grant Morrison and Sean Murphy (with the pretty colors of Dave Stewart and the great letters of Todd Klein) and though there´re some bumps in the final (issues # 6 and 7), this turned out to be an amazing and touching story of a boy who finally accepts his life, makes peace with his old man and ends up saving the day, both for his mom and the Queen Bree (they´re the same) and all the people of the fantasy world - was it all hallucination f...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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