Combining elements of humor, mystery and horror, private investigator Alan Sirois and his partner Mr. Bloomberg, a paraplegic ventriloquist dummy that Alan believes was shot in the back by an assailant and became crippled when the bullet lodged in his spine, track down a gruesome killer known only as the Flesh Collector.
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A Dummys Guide To Danger is an excellent comic book, working botht he pulp and comic side of the line. The amazing Viper produces another winner with this book. --SilverBulletComicBooks.com
Everyone knows ventriloquist dummies are creepy but Jason M. Burns comics prove they can be clever, scheming and laugh-your-ass-off funny too. Hell, if the dummies I ran into were this smart, Hollywood would be a much more enjoyable place. --Daniel Truly, Writer/Producer, Blade: The Series
Everyone knows ventriloquist dummies are creepy but Jason M. Burns comics prove they can be clever, scheming and laugh-your-ass-off funny too. Hell, if the dummies I ran into were this smart, Hollywood would be a much more enjoyable place. --Daniel Truly, Writer/Producer, Blade: The Series
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A Dummies Guide to You should Buy this.,
By Engelus (Staten Island, NY) - See all my reviews
This review is from: A Dummy's Guide to Danger 1 (Paperback)
I had seen Ron Chan's artwork in various places on the web and have always liked his style, so when I saw this at the local comic shop, I just had to have it, although at the time it didn't matter who wrote it. After reading it, I was thoroughly pleased with my purchase, one might think it strange to call a visceral murder mystery Charming, but it has wonderful Banter between the schizophrenic detective and his "partner" the dummy. The Dummy, who the main character believes is paralyzed typically accompanies him on his mission via a Backpack "watching his back". Ron's Gritty pseudo-real style lends a fantastic feeling to script, His panel layouts are excellent and his coloring is fantastic. I already have the issues, but I will be getting the Trade to enjoy forever.
A must buy.
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