Once again, Cain and Mitternique develop a new, non-traditional narrative piece for an issue of Man-Eaters that wouldnt feel quite at home in any other format. Its silly and strange in places, but the third issue of the new series is breathtaking in the range and scope of moods and emotions that its able to conjure. Read Full Review

We're back to the shenanigans of a comic not being a comic -- instead, an exercise on graphic design with the pages full of fake ads and such -- it's basically backmatter that you'd find at the end of a deluxe collection, rather than a comic itself.