Book Review: Tick Omnibus, Volume 5

My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Tick Omnibus Volume 5 features, "The Crisis on Finite Tick Spin-offs" and collects the final two issues of Tick spin-offs Paul the Samurai and Man-eating Cow guest starring the Tick and a whole lot of other heroes and villains from the TIck Comics as well as the spin-offs. Overall, this was a very fun and satisfying volume. I never read Man-eating Cow but having read all the Paul stories, I enjoyed this and found it a satisfactory conclusion to the series. It's a pitch perfect parody as the book manages to feature everything from heroes misunderstanding and fighting each other, the introduction of technology for plot convenience purposes, and a hero turning evil for a time. Clay Griffith did a good job capturing the essence of the Tick, though I think this book have used a little more Arthur. Overall, I thought this was a fun adventure, though I recommend reading at least the early Paul the Samurai books to really get the best enjoyment out of it.
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Published on April 06, 2015 21:05
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