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Like the first volume, this one is full of goofy jokes and beautiful linework.
decided to do a sort of group review of four of the last graphic words i have read: The Best of The Spirit- https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3..., Two Brothers- https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2..., Patience- https://www.goodreads.com/review/list..., and Liberty Meadows vol. 2- https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...i am trying to figure out what exactly i want in a graphic work, and to some degree these are emblematic, if only one is a favourite (The Spirit) https://www.goodreads.com/re...
I read this as my nightstand book. And every night that I did, Josh would hear me laughing. Some of these strips had me in stitches. Who would have thought three or four-panel strips could be so funny. And yes it’s true, Frank Cho really knows how to draw beautiful women. It’s what he’s known for in the industry. Oh, and there are several references to Xena, which I am of course not opposed to
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This volume has Frank go on a couple of disastruous dates, a good opportunity to make some sexist jokes. Tragedy strikes when a forest fire threatens the camp and the animals have to spend an extended time on a boat. Brandy and Frank must take the animals in their homes. Worse, government funding is cut, so they organize a wiener dog race.Frank's dreams come true when Brandy asks him to be her boyfriend, but only because her mother is visiting. Her mom is almost hotter. The camp reconstruction e...
Separate volumes of collected comic strips are never that distinctive but I can say that the quality of the artwork and humour has remained just as high as it was with book one. Admittedly, this can get a little risque for children, so I’ve had to edit or quickly pass over certain panels. We all enjoyed this one.
Liberty Meadows is an animal sanctuary for some very special animals. Watched over by the beautiful Brandy and the geeky Frank, this strip is a a chaotic joyride of laughs. Cho's artwork is beautiful and his humor is both laugh-out funny and peculiar enough to strike my funny bone (I especially enjoy his sliding in other cartoon characters as well as breaking the third wall with his "Monkey Boy" character :) ) As an added touch, I really liked seeing the sketches at the end of this book!
As much fun as the 1st volume.
