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Southern Bastards Vol. 4: Gut Check Kindle & comiXology
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherImage
- Publication dateJune 27, 2018
- File size534901 KB
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- ASIN : B076J2FX6M
- Publisher : Image (June 27, 2018)
- Publication date : June 27, 2018
- Language : English
- File size : 534901 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Not enabled
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- Print length : 166 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #998,058 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #1,806 in Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Graphic Novels
- #3,349 in Mystery Graphic Novels
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About the author
JASON AARON is an award-winning comic book writer best known for his work with Marvel Comics, including a landmark seven-year run on THOR that will serve as the basis for the upcoming Marvel Studios film THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER. He’s also had celebrated stints writing WOLVERINE, DOCTOR STRANGE, GHOST RIDER, CONAN THE BARBARIAN and the 2015 Marvel relaunch of STAR WARS that was the best-selling American comic book in more than 20 years. Aaron is the current writer on Marvel's flagship AVENGERS book and its spinoff, AVENGERS FOREVER, along with a brand-new, character-defining PUNISHER series. His critically acclaimed creator-owned work includes the Eisner and Harvey Award-winning SOUTHERN BASTARDS from Image Comics and the New York Times best-selling crime series SCALPED from Vertigo Comics. Aaron was born and raised in Alabama and currently resides in Kansas City.
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mas a caricatura dos sulistas é abaixo do patético. dá pena de imaginar que seja uma hq tão celebrada. há também uma certa inconsequência em personagens levarem uma paulada na cabeçada para aparecerem instantes depois, todos bem, com um singelo esparadrapo na cabeça.
This contains issues 15-20 of the comic. There are chapter pages so you can tell where one ends and another begins.
There's no exposition to bring new readers up to speed, so they should start with volume one.
As with other volumes, there's plenty of strong languge, adult moments, and violence, so it's strictly for grown up readers.
Following the end of the last volume, the football team has lost a game. Which doesnt happen very often. In a town that thrives on the sport, what will happen as a result? The coach has never been in this position before, and he might find himself faced with some desperate choices to consider.
His enemies are gathering. Not least Roberta Tubb, who is in town to get revenge for her father....
A very focused volume from the off, which really pulls you in. Whereas book three had a lot of setting up of various strands of the plot to do, it all comes together here. You're reading about people who aren't really likeable, but you can see why they do what they do, and you want to know what they are going to do next and what will happen to them as a result.
It does balance it's plot threads as well, keeping the Roberta one lurking in the background for a bit and then bringing it into the action at just the right point to keep things going.
One issue has a different artist to the rest, but you quickly get used to the difference.
You do feel at the end this could have wrapped up the story at this point, and initially the fact that it shows it's going on for longer could make it feel stretched. But it will still make want to see what is going to happen next.
There's a gallery of different covers of the issues after that.
Then a text piece from some of the creative team about the personal reasons behind some delays to the comic. This is an emotional read and well worth a look.
An excellent volume. Looking forward to the next one.