Love how the funniest comic in production is developing a great story too. Read Full Review

Guillory's art is as gorgeous as ever and Layman's script is hilarious, heart warming and there is plenty of ass-kicking as well. Read Full Review

The artwork remains its usual vibrant and silly looking self. If you have been reading the series up to this point, the quality remains as great as always, with its unique looking characters and their neat expressions and amusing sight gags. My personal favorite thing is always the background stuff on the posters, signs, and flyers that the artist puts in, with the best one this issue being a Mario reference. Read Full Review

I still have a few questions, but itll be nice to see how this one unfolds. Out this Wednesday. Read Full Review

Even though there's no true forward momentum this issue, getting to spend more time with Toni Chu is definitely appreciated. But most importantly, it provides some great character moments and comedy (of course) while re-emphasizing that Chew is truly focused on its endgame now, but never at the expense of its characters. Month in and month out, this book is an absolute joy to read, mixing the serious/violent with the comedic in highly effective ways. If you're not reading Chew, what are you waiting for? Read Full Review