“The Humans” return in this issue of The Motherfucking Humans (how they must be referred to from now on) and he is ready to tear some shit up.
WRITTEN BY: Keenan Keller
ART BY: Tom Neely
PUBLISHER: Image Comics
PRICE: $3.99
RELEASE: December 3, 2014
Reviewed By Pablo Arriaga
The Motherfucking Humans have lost a brother but they will not mourn for long. Johnny is back in town from ‘Nam, and he’s not looking for praise or a parade. He wants to put his cut back on and call himself a Human once again. This issue shows the consequences of war on someone and the matters that still resonate with veterans from current conflicts.
Every panel is a beast on it’s own. Tom Neely let’s the audience dive into this book by delivering amazing shots and great views on the characters. It’s a delight to see the close ups of Johnny and know how fucked up his mind is. With those awesome double splash pages that work better than any montage could.
One of the amazing things about this book is not the story itself, but the weight it carries. Keller and Neely have successfully presented a world that’s well complimented by the philosophy of the characters. I’m not asking questions about the logic of the world, I’m wondering what the fuck are the Humans doing now and what’s the next mayhem they’re gonna get into, I’m enamored by the thought of being a Human, to “Ride or Die.” And if you’re wondering about actual existence of us “skins,” you’ll be able to know in this issue.
If you haven’t, make sure you read all the way into the last page, download the monster of a soundtrack that continues to grow with every issue, unfortunately patches are sold out (for now) but let’s make sure they sell the fuck out once they come on sale again. We’re all Motherfucking Humans.
I have to ask, Humans vs Sons of Anarchy, who wins? You know where my vote is.
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