I've been hearing  a lot about this series since it first came out.  The first two issues sold out right away.  Because of that, I just kept missing it.  This week Image reprinted the first two issues along with issue #3.  It's a different type of comic which is what makes it worth checking out.  You can't argue with the writing and art either.   I'm kicking myself for not reading this sooner but at least I got to read issues 1 through 3 in one sitting. 
 

honestly this looks a little ridiculous. i really like that art style, but a food and eating hero? just sounds kinda dumb

It's creepy funny. I loved it.

I want it.  It sounds like alot of fun. Thanks for the review G-Man!

Somehow they took an unbelievable premise and made a book out of it that you can't help but get drawn into. The writing is snappy and the art is crisp, the two major things I look for in my buy pile. I plowed through the first 3 issues and can not wait until #4 ships.

Roxanne got me hooked on to this just in time for me to grab the last copy of #1 on the shelf...  It's great!  It's also witty and hysterical.  Although all the foody names are becoming a bit   clichéd.  And it is bizarre timing that this project which has taken months/years to develop features Bird Flu and has come out a time when the H1N1 virus.  It reminds us of how governments can react so severely to circumstances beyond their control. 
 
But this is a brilliant series.  Each new issue is something to look forward to!  It's witty, original, and has a twisted sense of humour!  On top of it all is Guillory's art is just genius!  What's not to love! 
 

Thank god I'm vegetarian.  
 
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I should go to my local comic store, to get this and Red Robin, if only traffic wasn't going to suck curse you PGA.

You did two things in this review, Made me hungry as hell and really want to read this comic, I love original stories, it seems like a really rare thing these days.

great series so far 

" You did two things in this review, Made me hungry as hell and really want to read this comic, I love original stories, it seems like a really rare thing these days. "

Nice style in the review. It does look like a pretty interesting series.
 
Hearing this premise. It makes me wonder. What would he see if he ate soylent green?

Sweet review.  I'm definitely going to check this series out.  It looks right up my alley.

I just have to say it's great reading a new series with a new concept.  It's also nice reading something creator owned.  You guys know I love the typical Marvel and DC comics but it's just a nice change of pace reading something different and fresh.  People need to support a book like this, especially since it rocks.

"I just have to say it's great reading a new series with a new concept.  It's also nice reading something creator owned.  You guys know I love the typical Marvel and DC comics but it's just a nice change of pace reading something different and fresh.  People need to support a book like this, especially since it rocks. "

" @G-Man:   I LOVE this book! And the fact that you're eating during the review :) Awesome review! "

just picked them all up. now this book is weird. and its sick (but not John Waters filthy)
but its one of the most original and refressing books i have actually read in quite awhile.
i suggest it to anyone, if they have the guts.

An original concept worth reading, nice pick G-Man%Pr

The Chew wiki entry here on comicvine says that the protagonist is, "Cibopathic". 
 
google, dictionary.com, and wikipedia do not bring up results for this word... 
  
Does anyone know, is the word specific to this comic?  and what does it mean?

loving it. isuses 1-4 have really been good.