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Continuity

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I picked up Continuity when I was killing some time in a comic book store and before I knew it I'd read the whole thing. I don't normally read comics, but I found this story immediately engrossing and it stuck with me for days. I enjoyed it so much that I felt guilty about reading it for free and decided to give it some good press to asauge my feelings of guilt.

Great story, I zipped through it. Continuity is well written by Jason McNamara and Tony Talbert's art is well suited to the material. The main character Alicia is written with humor but also emotional depth and resonance. The story is extremely riveting and the characters are very well realized. Continuity should be required reading by all comic book readers.

Jeez, where to begin. The Dalai Lama's work pales in comparison to this diamond in the buff, and he's kept Richard Gere straight for years; sort of. McNamara's brilliance is on par with a golden shower, true purity and satisfaction in every way; a real win/win situation. Imaginative, creative, and lots of other compliments to boot. Speaking of boots, Talbert is a friggin' Rembrandt of the graphic novel. His illustrations made me feel as though I'd lost my virginty all over again; scared, in pain and no hope of bail until sunrise. I literally cried, mostly because of his baby's arm girth, but also in part because of his humanity and splendid breadth of stuff and things. He's the greatest human since John Karr. You both are. Keep up the good work until your untimely deaths.