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Kaijumax: Season Two: The Seamy Underbelly Kindle & comiXology
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherOni Press
- Publication dateApril 26, 2017
- File size509374 KB
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SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL -- Devoted single father Electrogor gets himself in a bind when he is accidentally shipped off to Kaijumax, a maximum security prison in the South Pacific for giant monsters. A relatively sweet monster, Electrogor thinks about nothing but escaping back to his children. Standing in his way is Gutpa, a corrupt security guard selling uranium on the side (which many of the monsters are addicted to) to pay his gambling debts. The second volume follows Electrogor and the Humongo who helped him escape as they go on the run and face not only hiding from the police but also other desperate thieves and people just trying to survive. Will Electrogor's children remember him and forgive him for disappearing? Cannon's world of Kaijumax is an intriguing one that combines elements of hit TV shows such as Orange Is the New Black, Prison Break, and The Sopranos. While the bright, psychedelic cutesy cartoon art might make these seem like an innocent tales, they subtly touch on a variety of tough topics, such as the horror of prison life, death, violence, greed, and corruption. Teens will be attracted by the idea of a jail for giant monsters and find themselves falling in love with, caring about, crying for, and wanting to kill some of the characters-both monster and human.
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- ASIN : B071169B3S
- Publisher : Oni Press (April 26, 2017)
- Publication date : April 26, 2017
- Language : English
- File size : 509374 KB
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- Print length : 158 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #1,891,762 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #1,096 in Literary Graphic Novels (Kindle Store)
- #2,263 in Humorous Graphic Novels (Kindle Store)
- #3,984 in Humorous Graphic Novels (Books)
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While the storytelling is strong enough to enjoy even if this is the first contact you have with giant monster stories, the Kaijumax series is deeply rewarding if you are a fan of Japanese monster movies. The very language and slang the characters speak is in constant reference, many of the monsters clear analogues for classic characters from all the different eras of monster movies and Japanese superhero TV. A stroke of genius of Cannon's part also is the way he continues to draw on other monster traditions as well to flesh out his world. The Japanese style kaiju co-exist with Bigfoot style "Cryptids" and this volume begins to explore Lovecraftian cosmic beasts.
This second volume is a great expansion of a series I hope continues to grow.
No spoilers, but the pace only picks up and the monsters only get more hearty, heavy, and hurt! It's going to be a rough ride for our main character (hoping he catches a break soon) and old and new characters are setting themselves up for more monster drama and final showdowns. Feel like I'm a kid watching the classic old rubber suit movies from the movie store again, and I'm loving it!
Now that the giant Kaiju are out of prison, we find out what happens to them. Some want to go straight but get pulled back in to their former lives. Some go home to find things have been broken in their absence. Things aren't easy for the enforcement officers either. They face treachery and their own fears.
The story feels like it has ties to real life incarceration. Sure, it's giant monsters who want to squish people, and crush cities, but they are written with humor and emotion. After I finished the first one, I wasn't completely sure how I felt about the series, but having time to reflect on it, then read this one has left me liking this series.
I received a review copy of this graphic novel from Oni Press and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you for allowing me to review this graphic novel.