Ultimate Houde
UC's Resident Genetic Recombinator
The first arcs starts with an atomic elbow, and ends with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
And it all is awesome.
I bought the first volume mainly because of Doom. See, he told me to buy it, and told me, and then molested me. While I was pretending not to enjoy being molested, I decided to give it a go.
And they fight the Eiffel Tower. Which is being stolen by a zombified Gustave Eiffel, the man who originally built it. And I was sold.
I read the book through, taking the insanity of this world combined with the insanity of the characters, and the unique artistry, and loving it.
You see, the book begins with an atomic elbow. A wrestler is wrestling some sort of alien, and when he lands the atomic elbow, 70 individuals are born simultaneously, and with special powers. This is the story about seven of them who get adopted by a billionaire, and what they do with their powers. The characters, however crazy they may seem, have very real human emotions, which is showcased throughout the series.
Then the second arc starts.
Blueberry pie.
James Jean does covers for only the first arc, then the regular artist takes over for the second.
You all need to give this series a chance.
And it all is awesome.
I bought the first volume mainly because of Doom. See, he told me to buy it, and told me, and then molested me. While I was pretending not to enjoy being molested, I decided to give it a go.
And they fight the Eiffel Tower. Which is being stolen by a zombified Gustave Eiffel, the man who originally built it. And I was sold.
I read the book through, taking the insanity of this world combined with the insanity of the characters, and the unique artistry, and loving it.
You see, the book begins with an atomic elbow. A wrestler is wrestling some sort of alien, and when he lands the atomic elbow, 70 individuals are born simultaneously, and with special powers. This is the story about seven of them who get adopted by a billionaire, and what they do with their powers. The characters, however crazy they may seem, have very real human emotions, which is showcased throughout the series.
Then the second arc starts.
Blueberry pie.
James Jean does covers for only the first arc, then the regular artist takes over for the second.
You all need to give this series a chance.