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4.0 out of 5 stars
The volume where Boneyard really won me over.,
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This review is from: Boneyard: Volume 4 - In Full Color (Paperback)
Richard Moore, Boneyard, vol. 4 (NBM, 2004)Ah, Boneyard in color! What a wonderful thing it is. (I found out at the end of this one the first three volumes are also available in color. Wish I'd known that previous...) The big story arc takes a back seat to a more pressing problem--all the sudden the boneyard's dead are rising from their graves and heading into town to attack the locals. This, obviously, is not good, and Abbey has to figure out what the problem is before anyone gets seriously hurt. Could it be some sort of weird by-product of Glump's attempt to create a super-destructive demonic attack frog? You'll have to read it to find out--and you want to read it. Boneyard is great stuff. **** |
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Boneyard: Volume 4 - In Full Color by Richard Moore (Paperback - June 1, 2008)
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