The "Gallery" at the back is well worth the price of admission as well. It just goes to show you, POYO transcends all artistic boundaries! Read Full Review

I mean this. If there is but a single copy of Secret Agent Poyo at your LCS, it's time to call Michael Buffer, oil up your body, and get ready to rumble because you need this issue. Layman and Guillory crafted an issue that brings what makes Chew the success that it is and take it up, at least, three notches. If you come into Poyo being a fan of Chew, you will love it. If you pick this up without knowing anything about Chew, well, you may think these two need locked up. They don't, I promise. Secret Agent Poyo is a piece of work and earns 5 out of 5 stars. Read Full Review

I feel like all I can say about this book is "IT'S SO GOOD" over and over again until hopefully everyone goes out and picks it up, effectively making Layman and Guillory the new Kirkman and Adlard. They deserve nothing less than that kind of success, especially when their books are so consistently excellent and still manage to outdo themselves on a monthly basis. This book never stops being a blast to read. Good on you guys. Now we have "Deep Space Poyo" to look forward to! Don't worry. I'll wait. Read Full Review

Secret Agent Poyo is ridiculous, (somehwat), mindless fun, and it makes no apologies for that. Nor should it, as John Layman and Rob Guillory deliver a great issue starring a fan-favourite Chew character without ever feeling like they're pandering to the masses. To put it another way, it's a comic with a luchador mask wearing rooster. What else could you possibly want? Read Full Review

Chew: Secret Agent Poyo#1 is a great addition to the Chew universe. Poyo could easily support his own mini-series. #1 is pure fun. Read Full Review

If you haven't read an issue of Chew this your chance. If you have, then you already know this comic book is going to be great. The only thing that is missing are the cat pictures that usually adorn the letters column. Read Full Review

If you're unfamiliar with Chew, youwon't have any problem following along with Secret Agent Poyo #1, but neither will you receive an introduction to the larger series' story. Longtimefans will definitely want to pick it up, however. Not only is it consistent in terms of art and writing, but it has some ties to events in Chew #27. These seem cursory enough, but might be important going forward.Regardless, if you enjoyChew, you need this book. Read Full Review

If you enjoy comics then you will almost certainly enjoy Chew: Special Agent Poyo. It’s a wonderfully absurd ‘one and done’ action-comedy that I highly recommend; the art is fantastic, the script is finely crafted and overall I can’t honestly say that I’ve read many better one-shot comics than this. While you won't be moved by the story - and that’s not its purpose - you will surely be entertained. Read Full Review

Near the end of the issue, in the space of three-fourths of a page, Layman and Guillory give readers the most succinct, most brilliant parody of action movie love affairs I have ever seen. If you think that "barnyard animals falling through the air" and "millisecond-long love affair charged with pathos" don't mix, think again. That page alone is worth the price of the comic. If you enjoy "Chew" regularly, chances are that "Chew: Secret Agent Poyo" will also be to your taste. Read Full Review