A graphic novel which is set in a superficially glittering world that, if not exactly human, reflects humanity's desires. There is corruption and racism at a fundamental level and on the news it's all bombs and killing machines. Then, one day, a grotesquely mutilated body is found.
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Interestingly weird but overindulgent,
By Nigel Tan (Singapore, Singapore Singapore) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Kling Klang Klatch (Paperback)
Strange surreal landscapes of a teddy bear society form the background of this graphic novel that deals with racism, murder and evil. The metaphor of bear-as-man and Kling Klang Klatch as Ku Klax Klan is a little too obvious and gets quite over-flogged. But otherwise, a fairly enjoyable graphic novel.
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