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DEMO VOL 2 #3 (OF 6)
Evoking the very best of the classic Demo stories, “Volume One Love Story” features Marlo, a happy young woman with an extreme case of OCD who plots her daily travels through Los Angeles with the help of an intricate system of post-it note instructions. But one day her system is hacked and new notes appear, threatening to derail her completely.
Written by BRIAN WOODArt and cover by BECKY CLOONAN
Price: $2.99
iFanboy Community Pick of the Week Percentage: 7.9%
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| FraggleUprising | 04/07/10 | No | Read Review |
| akamuu | 04/07/10 | No | Read Review |
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Didn’t love the first two but this one sounds interesting so hopefully this series will get on track here.
While the series doesn’t blow me away, I enjoy it and look forward to more. $3 is a fair price.
Yay, Becky Cloonan!!!!
I’m just down for the variety of stories. I agree that my mind has not been blown, but they are keeping it interesting every month. Plus, the back-matter is insightful.
wood always does great back-matter. the back-matter in local was just as interesting as the issues!
Usually my shop orders 5 of these. This week: 3. That means I have to wait…
This is so the bastard child of Local #2. Wood’s not even trying to write new stories. But Cloonan’s art is well worth 2.99.
@rockingeek: exactly. this was a very original story…when i first read it two years ago in Local. however i really like these kind of stories so i still gave it a 4. and the art was great.
is it just me or do cloonans people, particularly men’s faces, sometimes remind you of paul pope?
@USPUNX-Yeah, like Ryan Kelly.
whoa whoa whoa…theres no need to speak ill of my favorite artist in comics. (except for maybe jim lee)
I love Ryan Kelly and Paul Pope.
This was great ! Yay! My favorite of the last three. Great art.
@rockingeek: okay good, me too. especially ryan kelly.
This was great! and it didn’t have a sad theme like the first two books.