One year after the "Wake," all Animals have gained the powers of thought and speech--and the ability power to take revenge. New York City erupts as a battleground between the what remains of the U.S. Government and the rise of the ferocious new "Animilitary," who seek to carve out a peaceful homeland of their own. Caught in the middle is a Bloodhound and his 10-year-old adopted human daughter, desperate to escape the conflict, and find a haven at last...
Animosity presents a frightening reality that hinges on just one element being changed in our world. Talking animals have never been more terrifying. If anything, it will cause you to be nicer to any creature, big or small, that you see, because if they do gain the ability to speak, they're going to have some choice words for you if you've wronged them. Read Full Review
Like I said before, what are you doing with your life if youre not reading Animosity? It is a fantastically written and drawn what if scenario that has the realism of Walking Dead but with talking animals. Read it. Read Full Review
We are now into working our way into a deeper story with the animals and humans. You do see animals and people working and living together in some form of harmony at this point. The humans are trying to put together some form of government and the some of the animals have put together and Animilitary who just want rights and a home of their own. Read Full Review
I have to say that this issue of Animosity took a direction I wasnt quite prepared for more because I hadnt properly thought through the scope of the idea that Marguerite has hatched. For such a simple idea there is an incredible range of scope for this story, and folks, Im excited. If this story is cultivated as well as the author's other recent titles, then Animosity will unquestionably be a hit. Read Full Review
This new series from Aftershock will definitely get you thinking. This almost post-apocalyptic story will either have you fearing animals or loving them. But either way, you're going to enjoy one awesome book! Read Full Review
I don't get why the city is quarantined if this is global, and I'm a little put off by two forward time jumps, but there is no denying that this is extremely compelling, and I can't wait to read the next issue.
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