The Humans #4

CRITIC REVIEWS

• 9.3

  BGCP - Marco Piva-Dittrich

  Feb 03, 2015

  The world of The Humans is a great creation. True, it is pretty much the world as it was in the early 1970s in a biker gang in the USA " but with apes replacing people. OK, let's rephrase it. The characters of The Humans and their interactions are outstanding. This book, like the previous three issues, has the feel of something that could have been created back in those years, with all the tiny imperfections in the slightly yellowing paper and a certain style in the art that can be pinpointed to that period and that period only. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  Comic Bastards - Andr Habet

  Feb 05, 2015

  Even though the comic's main drive seems to be to tell the most insane story possible, there's some heavy stuff lurking beneath. It'll be interesting to see how much weight Johnny's past takes on as the comic progresses once it returns in May, and how that might impact the comic's tone in the future. Neely and Marshall have a rich world on their hands, and wherever they decide to take The Humans, I'll follow, trailing behind on my twelve-speed road bike. Read Full Review

• 7.3

  The Latest Pull - Caleb Webster

  Feb 03, 2015

  Where will the Humans go from here? I don't know, but I do know I want to be there for it. I'd certainly recommend picking this book up and nabbing the others while you're at it. It displays a self-aware charm while retaining and improving upon the violence and horror from the previous issues. This is the first issue of the series that has stuck with me once I put it down. Read Full Review

• 7.0

  Unleash The Fanboy - Eric Bridges

  Feb 03, 2015

  The Humans #4 is a great comic but is getting boring. Read Full Review

• N/A

  GWW - Enrique Rea

  Feb 04, 2015

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