Welcome to the further adventures of an angel and a robot who live with a young, single woman! Why are clowns scary? Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Why do women shave their legs but not their arms? Is it a good idea to play a practical joke on an all-powerful angel? Find out the answer to these questions and others you've never even wanted to ask! Logic, metaphysics, and human nature collide in these quirky, short stories about the idiosyncrasies of life.
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This review is from: Halo & Sprocket Volume 2: Natural Creatures (Halo and Sprocket) (Paperback)
Stop reading this review and buy this book. Buy two copies and give one to a friend. Buy three copies and give one to a friend and keep one at work and one at home.
It's the bee's knees.
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Still a great book, but not as good as Volume 1.,
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This review is from: Halo & Sprocket Volume 2: Natural Creatures (Halo and Sprocket) (Paperback)
While I absolutely loved Halo And Sprocket: Welcome To Humanity (Halo & Sprocket), I found myself a little let down by this book. For one thing, it is a smaller format, and significantly shorter than the first volume, which is a little disappointing, as the material is so enjoyable that you want more of it. I feel like the book goes into familiar territory with the material, and reduces the more complex philosophical questions of the first book into more of a buddy comedy strip.
Still, it remains a great concept and is executed well in terms of artwork. I just wish that it maintained the depth and content of the first book. Sidenote, does anyone know where Sprocket's invented alphabet comes from? Was that an original creation or is that from somewhere else?
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