'FLAMBE,' Part 1 of 5
Mother Clucker's Homestyle Fried Chicken Palace is open for business! THIS YEAR'S EISNER AND HARVEY AWARD WINNERS FOR BEST NEW SERIES, BELIEVE IT OR NOT! RETAILER WARNING: NOT SUITABLE FOR ALL AGES
When the new year rolls in in just a matter of days, folks everywhere are going to pledge to change to exercise, give up vices, and change their diets. If they need motivation, odds are they can find some within the pages of this book. It's not the most pedestrian comic on the stands today, but it is one of the most memorable and different books. This issue in particular is an interesting slice of "Chew" for readers to latch onto. Read Full Review
This might be a good jumping on point for newcomers, but you really need to pick up the previous trades, if only because this is one great comic. Out this Wednesday, just in time for Christmas.(Also, Mother Cluckers? I dont know whether to boo or applaud.) Read Full Review
An issue of set-up and gags, but I genuinely laughed more than a couple of times, and that gets any comic a good amount of points from me. Read Full Review
This issue kicks off a whole new arc, and as always there are plenty of moments for even the newer readers to catch up on what is going on. The humor is top notch, the tale is interesting, and the continued twists delivered up in both the writing and art keeps me coming back for more. It's worth your time to buy this issue and dive right in, earning Chew #16, 4 out of 5 Stars. Read Full Review
I enjoyed this issue of Chew as much as any other. You never get a bad one. As is the case with most opening issues to an arc there is a lot of set up and quite a bit of unanswered questions. This issue felt like it ended just as the steam was picking up but without the aid of a cliffhanger. It's a fun read and I'm sure the arc is going to be outstanding once it's completed. Read Full Review
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