Piggy the dog reigns in a dictatorial role, instating a system of brutality and death, a meatgrinder of hierarchy that there is no escape from.
When two groups of animals work together to try and put a stop to this, will their efforts be enough to prevent Piggy's third term?
Animal Pound #4 is an all too real look into the modern political structure of the world, highlighting ideologies that will lead to the downfall of system that may not have been perfect to begin with. Read Full Review
Rather than exploring the underlying tensions and causes of rising fascism, Animal Pound begins dipping into apologia. It has no space to consider the other, only the tragedy of how (entirely unexamined) grand founding ideals are twisted into something cruel. In this way it serves to inform us of the cat's perspective, one seemingly lacking in self-awareness. Read Full Review
I initially thought this issue was really good but the more I think about it, it's a lot of words that just meant the same thing. It was interesting, but feels a little redundant.
This series is the discount version of George Orwell's ANIMAL FARM.
But whereas Orwell's story was a timeless and brilliant work of art, tom king's poor attempt is nothing more utter rubbish!
The real crime here is they wasted paper and ink on this.
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