Yeti #2

Yeti #2

Credits:
 
Written and Created by R. Lopez and WRGII
 
Cover and Illustration by Neal Anderson
 
Edited by P. Stacy
 
I knew this story was going to get crazy and this issue was definitely a wild one.  An issue that surely is not for the faint of heart or those who are easily offended.  But then, you should know by now (and honestly by the name Crude Comics, Inc.), none of these comics are for those with soft stomachs.  
 
There was a lot of action in this issue…of ALL kinds.  Which is always good.  It keeps the pages turning and eye moving.  The story reads quickly still and is still very well written.  I’m anxious to see what the last two issues bring. 
 
There was also a lot of violence and blood and gore in this issue.  A great splatter scene that really got my attention takes up an entire two-page spread.  The artwork is fantastic too.  It’s all black and white.  It’s detailed enough to get the point across but not tedious.  
 
I’m really becoming a big fan of these guys over at Crude Comics.  They really do have a knack for the more lewd and lascivious side of comedy. The crude toilet almost high school humor is a comic relief element to the blood and gore splats and splashes.  They translate it very well into the comic book world.  I always get a good laugh reading their work.  And they have just the right amount of suspense and horror in there. It’s great.
 
AND they are right on the trail of Yeti!  It’s only a matter of time before they come face to face with this blood thirsty monster of a creature.  (I swear, if I get to issue four and this Yeti turns out to be all rainbows and smiles and tries to lick them to death like an over loving happy-to-see-you puppy, I’m going to have a conniption fit.  I mean, I love irony and twists and turns but, that might just start the war to end all wars right there.)
 
We’re only half way through the mini-series so, you still have time to get caught up.
 
RATINGS
Overall 5/5
Artwork 5/5
Story 5/5

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