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PvP Volume 2: Pvp Reloaded

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When i first meet PVP webcomic i fell in love with all the staff, i could easily identify myself with every one of them in diferent levels, then i became a complete fanboy of Kurtz's work.

This PVP Volume is as good as the first volume was, and a easy way to own the comics that i in my country would never find in a local store.

Scott Kurtz is a very funny and very talented individual. His mirth and ability to point out oddities in gaming culture is perfect! I, of course, am an avid reader of his online comic and am usually quick to purchase these compilations. Even if you are not into gaming, you'll learn to love the characters of PvP.

Scott Kurtz creats PVP daily online, and monthly for Image comics. But, if you can't get to either or those, or even if you can, you should grab ths compilation.

As a follow up to "PVP at Large", this book collects PVP issues 7-12 from the Image Comics run. In side, you find storylines dealing with: Francis thinking he is in the future, Jade leaving the group and returning, Star Wars-Galaxies, John Edwards, Cole's love of Swedish 70's Pop bands, and even more.

Scott's obvious love of pop culture helps elevate the comic to another level, and make it worth a read even by people who don't play games, read comics, or know Wolverine's real name. Because you don't have to.

Great item. Scott Kurtz is hilarious. I had the pleasure of meeting him. He is a great guy.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: PvP is a wonderful comic strip! If you're an 80's child, gaming nerd, or even just a fan of well produced and genuinely funny comics...you should find a lot to like here. This is another wonderful collection of great strips. If you're followed the comic online, you may run into some storylines that you've gone through before. Personally, I think I've enjoyed reading through them again in the collected format more than I did getting the daily "zing!" comics (not to say that I don't still read it online...).