Doberman #5
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| Writer | Rob Rosell, amp, Various |
| Artist | Brandon McKinney |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
A hot chick held hostage by a maniacal villain? Must be a Tuesday... when über-villain Kane kidnaps Frank Doberano's therapist/ladyfriend, you can bet there's gonna be a showdown. Doberman must infiltrate Kane's compound, take down the heavily armed guards, and not get shot by his own partner... while sober!
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Comic Bastards - Adam Kelly
Jan 28, 2015I don't want to talk any more about the story since this is the last issue, but overall it's a satisfying conclusion. I can't say it was great but I enjoyed my time with this issue like the rest of the series. There weren't really any laugh-out-loud moments, but I did find the awkwardness of Newton particularly funny this issue. Where Doberman has these heroic, fluid movements of bad-assery, Newton is always trying to scratch faces or land goofy karate moves. He even professes his love for Doberman only to get a cold, non-responsive answer. Overall, if you're looking for a comic with some humor and a whole lot of action, check out Doberman. Read Full Review
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