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I was slightly unimpressed with the first volume of this comic, Lemire has a gift for strong character interaction--particularly with complicated family dynamics--and while the premise was wildly original, the beginning of "the road meets Bambi" was too literally implemented. The secondary character motivations were mostly unprovoked malice and seems to small of the kinds of character simplifications that ruin post-apocalyptic films and television (AMC's Walking Dead being a prime offender). This actually started to deliver more on the premise by removing the malice from many of the main actors and taking time with the backstory, even if there are still some cartoonish villains in the brew.

Lemire's art still works here and the expressionistic art is maintained. Some of the panel designs are particularly innovative and some of the mystery is more firmly established. It takes it's time with movement, which is nice as comics often rush development in a way that cheapens the characters. That said, I still feel that this isn't quite living up to it's critical acclaim level yet. It's good. It's very good. Lemire is talented artist and writer, and both in one person is rare, and Vertigo is doing a good job of letting these characters breathe, which was rare in comics. Some of Lemire's superhero work seems to suffer from being forced to accelerate things.

Those caveats aside, this volume, more than the first, let me truly see it's promise


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Sweet Tooth Vol 2 In Captivity Jeff Lemire 9781401228545 Books Reviews

I'm really enjoying this series & can't wait to get the rest of the books to find out what happens.
It is hard not to love Gus.
A great comic that keeps your attention from start to finish. I would suggest to start on volume 1 so you're not missing anything important. I read a lot of comics and this has to be one of my favorites.
Lemire is genius. He keeps every moment of this series pushing to the limit! You can't stop reading.
Enjoying this story. Can't wait to see what is going to happen next. Will Jeppard be able to save Gus?
If you enjoyed the first book in this series, this second volume continues the unique and awesome story while moving it forward at a solid pace. Really not sure how much more needs to be explained beyond that, as Jeff Lemire keeps up the quality of work here.
I love that right off its treated like a series or show where they do a "previously on" and recap the previous volume. I think the pace was pretty steady and we're learning a lot about the characters and what's happening in this new world.

We pick up with Gus and Jepperd on their journey to "The Preserve." Jepperd promised to take Gus to this safe haven. It's supposed to be a sanctuary for Gus and other hybrids, but it isn't what it seems. Nothing is. What Gus learns is you can't always trust the ones you love... Heart ache, guilt, and determination are rolled into this packed volume.

I totally feel for poor Gus and Jepperd with their losses and trying to cope. It's got to be hard. Jepperd struggling with internal issues which is reveal to be about his late wife, Louise, and Gus becomes and experiment at "The Preserve".

And that ending! Before starting I did NOT see that coming, but started to pick up on some hints and was like noooooo way! I'm really interested to see where this goes and how it all connects.
I was slightly unimpressed with the first volume of this comic, Lemire has a gift for strong character interaction--particularly with complicated family dynamics--and while the premise was wildly original, the beginning of "the road meets Bambi" was too literally implemented. The secondary character motivations were mostly unprovoked malice and seems to small of the kinds of character simplifications that ruin post-apocalyptic films and television (AMC's Walking Dead being a prime offender). This actually started to deliver more on the premise by removing the malice from many of the main actors and taking time with the backstory, even if there are still some cartoonish villains in the brew.

Lemire's art still works here and the expressionistic art is maintained. Some of the panel designs are particularly innovative and some of the mystery is more firmly established. It takes it's time with movement, which is nice as comics often rush development in a way that cheapens the characters. That said, I still feel that this isn't quite living up to it's critical acclaim level yet. It's good. It's very good. Lemire is talented artist and writer, and both in one person is rare, and Vertigo is doing a good job of letting these characters breathe, which was rare in comics. Some of Lemire's superhero work seems to suffer from being forced to accelerate things.

Those caveats aside, this volume, more than the first, let me truly see it's promise