Chew #34 has scenes with such gravitas that I was on the edge of my seat. For a first time reader please do not go for this issue. Chew #1 is available for a $1 or catch up in trades. This series is not to be missed! Read Full Review

The “Bad Apples” arc feels like it's leading Tony to a big confrontation with the vampire. Given that the series still has 25 or so issues to go, it'll be interesting to see if that confrontation actually takes place, and, if so, where we'll go from there. Read Full Review

Not as funny as normal, but the plot is advanced quite a bit. Read Full Review

It's been a great ride so far to see how "Chew" has evolved to be larger in scope and pathos than I could have imagined, not content to rest on its considerable humor laurels. "Chew" #34 is another winning entre by Layman and Guillory, delectably maintaining the tension of the revenge plot while adding even more richness to the Chew-verse. Read Full Review

Chew is a must have on your pull list if you have not started reading it. If the studios ever make their way to this review they cannot say they were not warned: THIS is the comic you should be backing. It has all the makings of a fantastic animated series: It's funny, character-driven, suspenseful, and bloody fun"plenty for fans to munch on. Read Full Review

Dont get me wrong, this is a good issue, and probably fairly pivotal, but I kind of wish there was a bit more story. Read Full Review