Sweet Tooth #6

Writer: Jeff Lemire Artist: Jeff Lemire Publisher: Vertigo Release Date: February 3, 2010 Cover Price: $2.99 Critic Reviews: 4 User Reviews: 9
8.5Critic Rating
8.8User Rating

"The new 'must-read' book." Geoff Johns"Like a Coen brothers road trip drama a fantastic post-apocalyptic comic." AM New York"In Captivity" part 1! A new storyline begins for one of the most talked about new series. After the twisted conclusion to the previous issue, take a look back at the first days of the apocalypse and the lengths to which Jeppard is forced to go in order to survive. Plus, discover more details about the disturbing fate of the young hybrid boy Gus.

  • 10
    Comics Bulletin - John Giltinan Feb 8, 2010

    There are quite a bit of post-apocalyptic comics being published right now, but Sweet Tooth is currently the best. It's writing and art strike an emotional cord deeper than the rest, from the singular vision of Jeff Lemire. I say, buy it. Read Full Review

  • 9.0
    IGN - Andy Bentley Feb 3, 2010

    Sweet Tooth is a great read, albeit a quick one. I found, like many titles, that the story was more satisfying in a complete arc. Once I finished issue six, I found myself lamenting the fact that issue seven was a month away. That only means Jeff Lemire is doing his job well. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Comic Book Bin - Andy Frisk Feb 21, 2010

    Being only 6 issues in, we really cant complain too much about the pace of the plot. The first story arc established the state of the world and the character of Sweet Tooth quite effectively. This second story arc looks to do the same for Jepperd. Once hes established, hopefully Lemire will get down to some real thematic developments. Given Lemires strengths as a writer and artist, this should be a given. Read Full Review

  • 7.0
    Comic Book Resources - Greg McElhatton Feb 8, 2010

    "Sweet Tooth" is a comic that's growing on me more with each issue. I'm hoping we get more "what's going on" and less "traveling the country trying to survive" each month, but for now I'm content to sit back and see what Lemire serves up for us next as readers. Read Full Review

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