It just doesn't make any sense, and it's unbelievably noticeable that things are not right in this volume, whatever the reason may be. Yorick has changed as well, and seems to suddenly be ten times stupider than he was just pages before. Mann is suddenly a compete a** hole, screaming at everyone, upending tables in enormous hissy fits, and constantly having a pissed off look on her face? This after she had been pretty mild-tempered for the entire series up to this point. And 355 is frequently making a very angry face, which makes no sense either.Īlso in this story arc Dr. Crazy, bizarre facial expressions are also drawn on them, almost comically like they've gone mad or something it reminded me of the kinds of faces Joker would make in a Batman comic. In some panels it's dramatic and they look even younger, with 355 looking like she's thirteen or fourteen. They both look like they aged backwards ten years and are in their late-teens or early-twenties. Yorick and 355 are suddenly drawn in most of the panels looking nothing like they did just pages before.
The second half of this volume is a story arc called Widow's Pass, and the art and some of the characters went downhill pretty badly in this section. 4: Safeword is, one has to wonder if The King read the entire series. Given that statement, and how terrible Y: The Last Man Vol. There's a quote from Stephen King on the front or back of every book I've read so far in this series: This buddy read was made possible because of Alexander and the letter Y. Still waiting for something to kick in and tell me this is an amazing story that's going to make it a favorite, though. And I'm really flying through these volumes. While this isn't the best story I've ever read, it is very easily digestible. Will this baby survive? Only time will tell. What I do know is that she showed up just in time to meet the new male baby that the astronaut from the last volume just gave birth to. Yorick's crazy-ass sister is hot on his trail, but whether she wants forgiveness or a chunk of his hide, I don't know yet. Did he learn nothing from his old dominatrix pal? But I'm sure that won't come back to haunt him anytime soon. 355 shows up in time to get an ass-whopping but ultimately saves the day.Īnd Yorick lies about killing one of the women who attacked him in self-defense. Mann gets herself into a pickle with some crazies called the Sons of Arizona when she tries to talk them into letting the group go through the pass that they've blocked off. And it was still uncomfortable to read.ĭr. There's some weird shit happening in this.Īt first, it looks like this ex-agent goes full-on fetish crazy, but if you read on a bit it makes sense.
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