Strange Fruit #3
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| Writer | J. G. Jones, Mark Waid |
| Artist | J. G. Jones |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
The townspeople of Chatterlee make every effort to conscript the stranger to help with the fast-failing levee-but the growing racial divide in town makes choosing sides virtually impossible even as the clock ticks towards disaster.
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8.5
Flickering Myth - Zeb Larson
Apr 27, 2016Seeing as how we're so close to the end, I can't help but speculate as to how all of this will end. I can't imagine any kind of happy ending, at least not for the whole town. Such a conclusion would be difficult to pull off, especially in light of how it actually played out, and might come across as atonal. Then again, with the Klansmen still out to get the visitor, I can't imagine this will end with him just patching up the levee and giving a friendly wave to the state of Mississippi. The African-American preacher referred to the visitor as a sign and visitor from God. If that's the case, Pickens and many others had best hope that God is not just. Read Full Review
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3.6
Comic Crusaders - Dawn of Comics
Apr 27, 2016I don't want a lecture on the past, I just want to escape the real world for 20 mins and read a comic that takes me away to somewhere And this book made me depressed. If it wasn't for the stunning artwork I might have stopped reading. Read Full Review
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Word Of The Nerd - Christopher Calloway
Apr 27, 2016Strange Fruit is building to a climatic finale. Do yourself a favor and pick up a copy of Strange Fruit #3 by Waid and J.G. Jones. It is destined to be a modern classic. Read Full Review
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7.5
I appreciate the effort here, just a tad more than the execution.
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5.5
For all the gorgeous artwork, it ends up amounting to a lot of talking heads, at least for the first half of this issue. With one issue left, I wish this would get to a point soon.
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