Another thing that keeps me so turned on to these books is the humor. It's all great, it's all ridiculous and dumb and it has to be produced by some goofy S.O.Bs. I feel a particular connection to these stories for that reason. The note left under the phone on Agent Colby's desk by one (because there are two) of his elderly lovers, "Colby, I heart you in a totally gross kind of way." the Fidel Cancero Cuban cigar box. All this stuff is shit I get drunk and talk about in my friend's basement while watching Regular Show reruns. Say that about another comic on the shelf. Read Full Review

Another great issue. This story arc started building Chew from more than just a bundle of laughs into a real story. Still the funniest comic on the market. Read Full Review

Without giving too much away, let's just say that this issue concludes with Layman turning the very concept of "fridging" on its head. With a cliffhanger like that, there's a lot to like about Chew, a comic that hasn't rested on its comedic laurels, but instead has given its main character - and its readers - enough credit to evolve. While that makes for a very different product than when this comic debuted back in 2009, tastes change, and it takes a real craftsman to stay one step ahead of the reader's palate. This is one of the best issues of Chew I've read in a long time, and I'm very excited to see where Layman and Guillory take us next. Read Full Review

Chew is undoubtedly one of the best comics being released today, and it's sad it takes an "aha!" moment with a toe and a pumpkin house to make us stand up and realize how great it is. Read Full Review

CHEW has a solid, no nonsense 34 issue run. We've had laughs, scares, gore and even some heart felt tears. John and Rob have something special going on and over half way through it's run it is never to late to get in to CHEW. Read Full Review