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Loading... Elephantmen, Vol. 1: Wounded Animals (v. 1) (edition 2007)by Richard Starkings, Moritat
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. 874 I read this series many a moons ago but didn't appreciate what was going on here. A subtle and coy way of expressing the segregation humanity foolishly projects on itself based off of something as simple as race, color and creed. This is only the first 7 issues, I'm looking forward to a walk down memory lane. This is a dark and painful but beautiful story. The art is just stunning and plays a huge part in creating the emotions and reactions to this story as you find yourself believing that elephants, rhinoceroses, crocodiles and giraffes can be merged with humans and look like they are possible. The story is deep and dark and show humanity at it's worst and sometimes at it's best, but mostly worst. I really found myself feeling for the Elephantmen featured in this first book, even the clear villain and I wanted them to have better lives than they had. This is an uncomfortable book, not my usual fare but so wonderfully done that I want to read more. no reviews | add a review
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They were genetically engineered to be supra-human weapons of massdestruction, but ultimately dismissed collectively as Elephantmen. Hip Flask,Ebony Hide and Obadiah Horn count amongst their number; wounded animals who,despite their differen No library descriptions found. |
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