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    Sweet Tooth #21

    Sweet Tooth » Sweet Tooth #21 - Endangered Species: Part Two released by DC Comics on July 2011.

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    4.8 stars

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    Flawless; Lemire prospects some gold 1

    Sweet Tooth #21 - Endangered Species: Part Two by mattdemers on May 04, 2011

    When we last left the Sweet Tooth saga, Gus and Jepperd were facing down a grizzly in the woods while the group of girls discovered a safe haven in the hell that is the post-plague America. Things might be looking up for the group of refugees; is it too good to be true? The Good The complete and utter lack of text in the Gus/Jepperd sequence was an amazing touch. Lemire blew me away with the amount of emotion he packed into a sequence of panels with no dialog whatsoever. This is the mark of true...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

    Split path joins for a focused journey 0

    Sweet Tooth #21 - Endangered Species: Part Two by silkcuts on May 10, 2011

    I've been a Jeff Lemire fan for a while now, books like Essex County and Lost Dogs hooked me way before Sweet Tooth, but Sweet Tooth has grown so much in my heart over the last two years and this is an issue where Jeff is firing on all engines and really demonstrates why he is a cartooning force that deserves attention. The way the arc is going the narrative is split in which we have too things happening: The Girls tale and the Boys tale.  The Girls tale is shown in the lower half of each pag...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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