Just gets better and better.

This is pretty good so far.

They seem to have switched pencillers half way through, which is very annoying. But other than that I like the story a lot and it feels very authentic to the Dragon Age universe.

Usually video-game tie in stuff is horrible but the game had such a deep, compelling story that this comic series actually works in conjunction.

Oh man. So good.

Things just got intense.

I love The Walking Dead, but this should have won the Eisner for best continuing series, hands down.

A title centered around a cibopathic FDA agent solving crimes in Philadelphia where chicken has been outlawed due to bird flu insanity?

Yes please. This book is hilarious and the art is great. Highly recommended.

Great book for those with an interest in the Roman Empire, particularly Roman Britain. Very interesting to read a children's book with an adult protagonist!

The Village + any generic zombie film - shotguns + obnoxious nuns = Forest of Hands and Teeth.

Very quick read that I'm sure teens will latch onto though. Carrie Ryan does excel at making the reader sympathize with the narrator. I was so glued to my dislike of one character I couldn't even change my mind when I was supposed to consider him an okay guy again.

There's apparently two sequels to this I don't see the significance of. Not every YA book needs a sequel. That's certainly not a gripe specific to this book though.

***Spoilers***

I did like how the second village was a glorified Ewok town in the trees. If you're going to be surviving the zombie apocalypse, making for the trees is brilliant.