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Perspektive Web perspektiveweb — A brisk read, and I'm still not convinced John Wagner is anything more than a consistent journeyman writer. However, the escalation of the violent acts, coupled with the reality the book takes care to ground the reader in, really pays off with the final shock. I'm not convinced that it bears thinking about too closely, and the conclusion is a bit pat, but it's carefully constructed. I've never been a fan of Vince Locke's art-- he is an uncomfortable half-way house between Guy Davis and John Ridgeway, and some of his characters are only differentiated by their hairstyle. In fact, near the beginning of chapter two there is an unfortunate moment when vague scripting coupled with unclear storytelling makes it all to easy to get the wrong impression of a major plot point for several pages. I wavered about whether this deserves a three or a four. In the end I think it's ultimately too throwaway for anything more than a three, but it nearly gains an extra star for being the first comic book ever to give me a nightmare.

Nasa Ikeda nasaikeda — I've read this book twice. Don't think it's genius or a masterpiece, but do think it's VERY insightful. Huxley wrote it in 1932; the man knew what was coming. I love the first sentence: something to do with a "squat" building of only "32 stories." "Squat" at 32 STORIES! those are some of our largest buildings these days! Imagine if a 32-story building was small. my goodness! (People think I'm nuts, focusing on that.) Great book. Scary, the way our society is becoming it. (in the book, people no longer reproduce through sexual contact. ALL people are made in test tubes. And then decanted. Nuts. And occuring. Now.)

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Michał Janiszewski michaljaniszewski — Bounty hunters, superheroes and elves, oh my! Stephanie Plum is rushing headlong into Christmas without a thing accomplished. When a strange man literally pops into her kitchen, strange events become the norm. This latest of Janet Evanovich's offerings is bound to give readers a feeling of relief that they are not Stephanie Plum. Especially at Christmas, when time runs short, weird and confusing things are happening, and her wacky family is in top form. Just who is this man who pops in and out of her daily life wreaking emotional havoc? Also, what about the attack elves? Lighthearted and fun, I really enjoyed this unusual Christmas story. 4 1/2 stars.