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Neil’s life has been falling apart ever since his father was killed by crooked cops. Fifteen years later, Neil’s mother lays on her deathbed and he’s stuck in a dead-end job, has nowhere to live, and no hope to speak of. Life keeps kicking Neil and he keeps taking it, too frightened to fight back. Until now. With his world crumbling around him, Neil finds himself backed into a corner, with no choice but to make a stand and right the wrongs that have haunted him for years. Revenge is a dangerous path to walk and the deeper Neil goes, the more he realizes that violence is all consuming. Perfect for fans of gritty crime thrillers like Crim more
Wild Animals is a rollercoaster of emotions! This one can feel almost to real at times. Brisson has his finger on the pulse of the modern day "everyman. Neil's actions are those that we all want to feel in that point of no return. It's like he's driving your conscience throughout the issue. The set up for the story arc is perfect. The art is a match made in heaven for a story like this. Wild Animals comes out of the gate at full speed and I can't wait to see how far it can go! Read Full Review
Wild Animals #1 is a stellar premiere from two outstanding comic creators. Ed Brisson's expertise in crafting crime stories combined with Andy Kuhn's visceral, impactful art create a violent, chaotic, and vengeance-filled story. Wild Animals is an incredible crime story begging to be read. Read Full Review
Wild Animals #1 sets a mood as much as it begins a crime story. Brisson has a lot to say via Neil and the circumstances Neil finds himself in. The visual teams work plays into that mood, especially in the final pages. Those final pages and what they mean to Neils character are a bit of a risk, but overall Wild Animals #1 is an engaging story about a young man who has had enough of the life hes been forced to live. Read Full Review
This kind of misery porn isn't my usual preference, but the cover and title caught my attention so I decided to give it a try. The writing is good, the art is not. I'll probably give it one more issue to grab me.
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