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But it's also-also a fairly obvious homage to Alan Moore's "Earth to Earth" storyline in Swamp Thing : in each of these stories, the titular character is flung to edge of existence and must rebuild himself by learning more about his powers. Delano leans into this discordance with a final act that ends up being one of the ookiest things to happen in the comic thus far, and it's totally unsettling and great. The second storyline, "Wild," is the first for the Vertigo imprint, and -- I mean, my God -- it's just fucking awful. It's one of those cityphobic lost-in-New-York stories that paints NYC as a sort of postapocalyptic warzone full of hookers, mobsters, feminists! It's barely a story at all. It's really just four issues of improbably, idiotically awful things happening to the characters because they dared step foot in the Big Apple. I have no idea how the series even made it through these issues without getting cancelled. The third storyline, "Tooth and Claw," isn't terrible, but it is sort of a question mark. By this point, as per the 90s Vertigo sense of cool, Animal Man is resolutely no longer a superhero title because superheroes are just soooo not Vertigo , leaving us and Delano, probably to wonder exactly what the hell the book was going to be instead. His first answer, apparently, is that Animal Man was going to become a sort of long, rambling diatribe about environmentalism, which was definitely a popular trope in the early 90s back when we cared about things, I guess. The fact that Delano chooses to plant Animal Man firmly in Vermont instead of its prior home of San Diego, and to have almost almost all of its text exist in narration or inner monologue, makes the book feel like a hamfisted ripoff of The Puma Blues , which at that point had been doing the whole "New England environmental scifi prose poem" thing for quite some time, and better, and more artfully artist Steve Pugh is pretty great, for sure, but ain't no one gonna beat Michael Zulli, and don't even bother trying. Anyway, "Tooth and Claw" isn't terrible, and Delano begins to show some skill in handling small family drama even though it's clearly not his bag. But most of the time there is a sense that nothing is happening , which isn't something I ever think about with regard to a book like Puma Blues. Despite the fact that I wish I were more of a snob, I do think that Animal Man does, occasionally, just need a guy in a suit punching things, and without the suits and the punching even occasional punching , I don't really know what I'm looking at. It makes me sad, because I'd like to push through and finish the series I'm so close! Or I will. Not like it's the 90s anymore; what else am I supposed to care about? View 2 comments. Aug 16, Shannon Appelcline rated it it was amazing Shelves: comics-indy , comics-dc , comics. A great new start for Animal Man. This is an evocative, shocking, and beautiful story that leaves behind the tropes of superhero comics and instead moves over to nature, horror, family, and the horrific brutality of human nature. It's an interesting new direction that's carried off well. We also see our first hints of The Red, replacing the more generic morphogenic field from Veitch's run. Wildlife Delano does a rather impressive job of taking a fairly mundane story of running into problems in a rundown city and turning it into one of the many memorable arcs of his run. It's because of great characters and a feeling of ever-present danger. Superheroism is scarcely an issue! This last arc is fascinating for how it calls back to Delano's "Fear Machine" arc from Hellblazer, Vol. Overall, Delano brings Animal Man to its second height its his first volume. Great stuff! Jul 30, C. Varn rated it liked it. This transition is crucial here because Delano has three clearly delineated arcs, but they are highly uneven. Cliff's kidnapping by his death-obsessed, taxidermy Jamie Delano's Hellraiser set a new the grounds for Vertigo's adult line but it was Delano's Animal Man that really launched Vertigo. Cliff's kidnapping by his death-obsessed, taxidermy and snuff film obsessed Uncle leads to Buddy's death and his resurrection by claiming through the life-web, which hints at Red, which Delano and in the New 52 Lemire would seize upon. The relationship dynamics between Eileen and Buddy is explored somewhat maturely as well as Maxine's unique connection to the Red and her father. Yet there are hints at edgy grimdark that isn't entirely earned. One can see Veitch's morphogenic field turn into the life-web and then the Red by Delano. The ick factor is played up here, but successfully and seems to lend a lot of promise. Wildlife is the first run under Vertigo. The edginess is off-scale. The environmentalism of Animal Man is manifested in what amounts to an anti- urban screed. Vertigo moves the focus of Baker as Vertigo wanted to move away from purely superhero comics, and onto Eileen in the city. But we have an attempted rape plot in New York, which leads to moving the Bakers from San Diego to Vermont ultimately, but also leads to victim blaming, satires on feminism, focus on grime, etc. Even though this was a s book, its New York is of the late 70s and early 80s. Steve Pugh's art here is inconsistent and sometimes intentionally ugly. While I do appreciate focusing more the family and giving Eileen some legitimate character development, ultimately this doesn't feel like an Animal Man comic and is laughably full of bad grindhouse tropes from exploitation movies but doesn't feel particularly smart or aware about it. Furthermore, Cliff's post-traumatic recovery from the damage done by his uncle has some real consequences here. The introduction of several new characters Annie and her daughter, who also is Cliff's girlfriend, works. Pugh's artwork starts to shine and the Vermont setting really pays off. It's a more conventional story, but Delano understands the family dynamic in a way where all the secondary characters seem to have developed personalities. A highly uneven run. Jul 21, Sam Poole rated it it was ok Shelves: 2-stars , read-in , comics-in The art is good. The covers are great. The stories though? Photo Gallery. Trailers and Videos. Crazy Credits. Alternate Versions. Rate This. Episode Guide. Creator: Sarah Williams. Added to Watchlist. Top-Rated Episodes S1. Error: please try again. Related News BritBox U. October TV and Streaming Calendar. Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. Episodes Seasons. Edit Cast Series cast summary: Imelda Staunton Vivien 4 episodes, Claudie Blakley Helen 4 episodes, David Bamber Doug Lineham 4 episodes, Russell Tovey Jake 4 episodes, Lydia Leonard Natalie 4 episodes, Stephen Rea Mark 4 episodes, Karan Gill Isaac Cory 4 episodes, Mia Lloyd Maddie 4 episodes, Sharon Small Stella 4 episodes, Ayden Beale Aaron 4 episodes, Grace Hogg-Robinson Lily 4 episodes, Vincent Regan Tony 4 episodes, Keir Charles George 4 episodes, Lara Rossi Leila 4 episodes, Pamela Nomvete Julianne 3 episodes, Clara Indrani Meera 3 episodes, Stephanie Langton For the life of all flesh — its blood is its life. Therefore I say to the Israelite people: You shall not partake of the blood of any flesh, for the life of all flesh is its blood. Although this does not actually help the animal, it indicates a kind of humanization — a reminder that animals were not created to be consumed, that they were once living creatures. According to this text, the prohibition on eating blood stems from the unique function God assigns to blood — to be sacrificed to God as ransom for Israelite lives. Schwartz notes the double representation here: Blood represents animals, which in turn represent humans. Since they are inferior to humans, animals can be sacrificed in their stead. However, humans and animals have a common denominator: the life force in the blood, without which animals cannot be substituted for humans. Flesh and Blood (TV Mini-Series – ) - IMDb

Natalie 4 episodes, Stephen Rea Mark 4 episodes, Karan Gill Isaac Cory 4 episodes, Mia Lloyd Maddie 4 episodes, Sharon Small Stella 4 episodes, Ayden Beale Aaron 4 episodes, Grace Hogg-Robinson Lily 4 episodes, Vincent Regan Tony 4 episodes, Keir Charles George 4 episodes, Lara Rossi Leila 4 episodes, Pamela Nomvete Julianne 3 episodes, Clara Indrani Meera 3 episodes, Stephanie Langton Carla 3 episodes, Brian Bovell Edit Storyline Lives of three siblings are disrupted when their recently widowed mother declares she's in love with a new man. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Report this. Add the first question. Edit Details Country: UK. Language: English. Runtime: 60 min. Sound Mix: Stereo. Color: Color. Edit page. Add episode. October Streaming Picks. Back to School Picks. Clear your history. Vivien 4 episodes, Helen 4 episodes, Doug Lineham 4 episodes, Jake 4 episodes, Natalie 4 episodes, Oct 04, Lee Wochner rated it did not like it. Just terrible. It never occurs to her to call her bank or a credit card company to get some cash. Nov 30, Buddy Scalera rated it it was ok. It started off as a great story, but got kind of dull. Great concepts in the first half of the collection. Worth reading for the big ideas about the way Animal Man is connected to the entire life ecosystem. It seems a little aimless in the second half of the collection. Jul 25, Guthrie Kyle Turner rated it liked it. Such a mixed bag. Might deserve more. Might deserve less. May 30, Baba rated it liked it Shelves: v-for-vertigo. Oct 17, Chad rated it really liked it. Buddy dies and must climb the Lifeweb to get back to his family. Meanwhile Cliff is kidnapped by his uncle who makes snuff films. Wildlife Maxine takes a trip to the NYC of the 80's where everyone is an awful person and all your dreams go to die. Maxine must learn to hold her own in the big city. Animals begin to go mad and attack humans. Can the Bakers stop the madness before the leviathan is awaken. Steve Pugh's art works perfectly with the darker, wilder tone of the series. The book definitely has that early 90's Vertigo vibe with lots of wordy, poetic exposition balloons. Nov 21, Xisix rated it liked it Shelves: graphic-novels , horror. Off to a rousing dark start with a hunting Neandrothal uncle instructing a boy in the ways of death. Interesting examination of hero's psychedelic rebirth through nature's pathways. Finishing with some quirky one off type tales. Fairly entertaining though heavy handed in it's warnings of mankind destroying the planet. Wish there was a bit more subtlety in the message rather than dry unsexy political sorta tirade. Being preached at is uncool unless you are into that thing. Jeff Miller rated it liked it Mar 13, Kenney rated it really liked it Apr 30, Bartosz Jekiel rated it it was amazing Feb 13, Alan Prout rated it really liked it Mar 30, M rated it really liked it Nov 22, Dominic rated it liked it Dec 17, The Dragonbard rated it liked it Jun 08, Jorge Villarruel rated it it was amazing Jan 12, Nick Boldrini rated it really liked it Apr 02, Cody Billings rated it really liked it Feb 04, Pedro Busch rated it it was amazing Jul 19, MLGore rated it it was ok Apr 21, Scott Steneker rated it it was ok Aug 23, Dave rated it liked it Apr 29, Sam rated it really liked it Jan 05, Sam rated it really liked it Sep 19, Daniel Jones rated it it was amazing Aug 26, There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Readers also enjoyed. About Jamie Delano. Jamie Delano. Jamie Delano aka A. William James began writing comics professionally in the early s. Jamie lives in semi-rural Northamptonshire with his partner, Sue. They have three adult children and Jamie Delano aka A. They have three adult children and a considerable distraction of grandchildren. Other books in the series. One of the many highlights of this run is issue 5, which is the acclaimed "Coyote Gospel. Volume 1 - 2nd and later printings. Signed by Doug Hazlewood - Volume 1 - 2nd and later printings. This item is not in stock. If you use the "Add to want list" tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available. Volume 2 - 1st printing. Written by Grant Morrison. Cover by Brian Bolland. This volume shows Animal Man moving more and more deeply into the cause of animal rights. But something else is going on beyond his burgeoning radicalism. Strange visions of aliens, people disappearing into strange pencil-like drawings, and hints of a terrible Crisis lurk around the edges of reality. Softcover, pages, full color. Volume 2 - 2nd and later printings. Signed by Doug Hazlewood - Volume 2 - 1st printing. Volume 3 - 1st printing. This long-awaited third trade paperback completes the collection of Grant Morrison's legendary re-imagination of Animal Man. Volume 3 - 2nd and later printings. Volume 4 - 1st printing. Written by Peter Milligan. Art by Chaz Truog, and Mark Farmer. Animal Man Vol. 6 Flesh And Blood Volume 6 Flesh and Blood - Delano Jamie | Public βιβλία

Keep track of everything you watch; tell your friends. Full Cast and Crew. Release Dates. Official Sites. Company Credits. Technical Specs. Episode List. Plot Summary. Plot Keywords. Parents Guide. External Sites. User Reviews. User Ratings. External Reviews. Metacritic Reviews. Photo Gallery. Trailers and Videos. Crazy Credits. Alternate Versions. Rate This. Episode Guide. Creator: Sarah Williams. Added to Watchlist. Top-Rated Episodes S1. Error: please try again. Related News BritBox U. October TV and Streaming Calendar. Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. Episodes Seasons. Edit Cast Series cast summary: Imelda Staunton Vivien 4 episodes, Claudie Blakley It never occurs to her to call her bank or a credit card company to get some cash. Nov 30, Buddy Scalera rated it it was ok. It started off as a great story, but got kind of dull. Great concepts in the first half of the collection. Worth reading for the big ideas about the way Animal Man is connected to the entire life ecosystem. It seems a little aimless in the second half of the collection. Jul 25, Guthrie Kyle Turner rated it liked it. Such a mixed bag. Might deserve more. Might deserve less. May 30, Baba rated it liked it Shelves: v- for-vertigo. Oct 17, Chad rated it really liked it. Buddy dies and must climb the Lifeweb to get back to his family. Meanwhile Cliff is kidnapped by his uncle who makes snuff films. Wildlife Maxine takes a trip to the NYC of the 80's where everyone is an awful person and all your dreams go to die. Maxine must learn to hold her own in the big city. Animals begin to go mad and attack humans. Can the Bakers stop the madness before the leviathan is awaken. Steve Pugh's art works perfectly with the darker, wilder tone of the series. The book definitely has that early 90's Vertigo vibe with lots of wordy, poetic exposition balloons. Nov 21, Xisix rated it liked it Shelves: graphic- novels , horror. Off to a rousing dark start with a hunting Neandrothal uncle instructing a boy in the ways of death. Interesting examination of hero's psychedelic rebirth through nature's pathways. Finishing with some quirky one off type tales. Fairly entertaining though heavy handed in it's warnings of mankind destroying the planet. Wish there was a bit more subtlety in the message rather than dry unsexy political sorta tirade. Being preached at is uncool unless you are into that thing. Jeff Miller rated it liked it Mar 13, Kenney rated it really liked it Apr 30, Bartosz Jekiel rated it it was amazing Feb 13, Alan Prout rated it really liked it Mar 30, M rated it really liked it Nov 22, Dominic rated it liked it Dec 17, The Dragonbard rated it liked it Jun 08, Jorge Villarruel rated it it was amazing Jan 12, Nick Boldrini rated it really liked it Apr 02, Cody Billings rated it really liked it Feb 04, Pedro Busch rated it it was amazing Jul 19, MLGore rated it it was ok Apr 21, Scott Steneker rated it it was ok Aug 23, Dave rated it liked it Apr 29, Sam rated it really liked it Jan 05, Sam rated it really liked it Sep 19, Daniel Jones rated it it was amazing Aug 26, There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Readers also enjoyed. About Jamie Delano. Jamie Delano. Jamie Delano aka A. William James began writing comics professionally in the early s. Jamie lives in semi-rural Northamptonshire with his partner, Sue. They have three adult children and Jamie Delano aka A. They have three adult children and a considerable distraction of grandchildren. Other books in the series. Animal Man 8 books. Books by Jamie Delano. Here it is directed at the Israelites, severed from the outlawing of homicide. In this new context, the Torah cites two explanations, which raise thoughts about the relationship between humans and animals: an almost self- understood hierarchy, on the one hand, while on the other, similarity and a common denominator. We will consider these reasons in light of Baruch J. For the life of all flesh — its blood is its life. Therefore I say to the Israelite people: You shall not partake of the blood of any flesh, for the life of all flesh is its blood. Although this does not actually help the animal, it indicates a kind of humanization — a reminder that animals were not created to be consumed, that they were once living creatures. According to this text, the prohibition on eating blood stems from the unique function God assigns to blood — to be sacrificed to God as ransom for Israelite lives.

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When the world was created, the Torah relates, all creatures were vegetarians. But for your own life-blood I will require a reckoning: I will require it of every beast; of man, too, will I require a reckoning for human life, of every man for that of his fellow man! Perhaps, following the Great Flood, God concludes that a sweeping prohibition on consumption of meat is too much to ask of humankind. Nonetheless, he does not permit homicide, because he created humans in his image: Human bloodshed is forbidden and God will punish all humans or animals that shed human blood. Here it is directed at the Israelites, severed from the outlawing of homicide. In this new context, the Torah cites two explanations, which raise thoughts about the relationship between humans and animals: an almost self-understood hierarchy, on the one hand, while on the other, similarity and a common denominator. We will consider these reasons in light of Baruch J. After the cancellation of his own series, Animal Man made cameos in several other titles, returning to his standard costumed form. He has been utilized in most of the recent DC company-wide crossovers fighting alongside other less- mainstream heroes, including Infinite Crisis and 52 , the latter of which was co-written by Grant Morrison, as well as Justice League of America The relaunched Animal Man has been met with a great deal of critical acclaim. MTV Geek said, "I don't want to oversell this, but if there is a better book put out by DC during the month of September, I will eat the other 51 comics. It's just that good. Club writer Oliver Sava wrote that the "first issue of Animal Man combines family drama, superhero action, and macabre horror into a cohesive story that is unique, yet still true to the history of Buddy Baker. According to ICv2. The storyline of the relaunched version essentially builds on previous Animal Man continuity with Buddy as a happily married family man and superhero. Buddy is forced to take his family on the run after he discovers that his daughter Maxine is the avatar of The Red the force which sustains all animal life , and that agents of The Rot the elemental force of decay that are also called The Black are seeking to kill her. Buddy Baker gained animal powers when he encountered a spaceship that blew up, infusing him with radiation. He used his powers to fight crime and ward off alien attackers. He was seen with this group during the Crisis. Baker's Post- Crisis origin was slightly altered, but it retained the essence of the original. While hunting as a teenager, he encountered a crashed spaceship that apparently endowed him with his abilities the slight discrepancies between the two stories were addressed as Pre- Crisis and Post- Crisis origins, and were acknowledged in-story, with the "original" Buddy Baker appearing, and not wishing to be written out of existence. After an apparently unsuccessful stint as a superhero, followed by a hiatus where he utilized his powers to work as a film stuntman , Baker decided to restart and make a career out of it after being inspired by the headline-making Justice League International ; this is where his self-titled series begins. He is married to his high school sweetheart, Ellen, a storyboard artist and, later, an illustrator for children's books. They have two children, Cliff and Maxine, who are a pre-teen and toddler, respectively, when the series starts. They live in a suburban area outside of San Diego. Through the series, Animal Man becomes a man of great compassion toward all creatures, an ardent animal rights activist, an environmentalist, and a vegetarian. Later, he finds his link to the M-field has been passed on to his daughter, Maxine, who is also connected to the animal kingdom. Although he wears a mask, he goes to no great lengths to conceal his true identity. A jacket was added to Animal Man's costume so he could have pockets and a place to put his keys as well as notes from his wife. However, this jacket was denim and not a leather jacket: Buddy specifically discusses that he will not wear leather, out of moral considerations. An early aspect of the character was his desire for fame, and is manifested by his wish to be in the Justice League. He is initially driven by a desire for the publicity from interviews and public appearances more than any altruistic impulse. Buddy joins the newly formed Justice League Europe and bonds with Dmitri of the Rocket Reds over the shared experiences of being fathers. After a brief period of reconditioning and exploration of his limits, Baker's first work is a job from S. Labs investigating a break-in at an animal testing facility. He traces it to the hero B'wana Beast , whom he is able to befriend and aid. The conditions he witnesses at the testing facilities compel him to become vegetarian, a sudden decision that briefly puts him at odds with his family. Baker also becomes a staunch animal rights activist and goes on several missions with environmental themes. During his further adventures, he experiences glitches with his powers. He also begins experiencing evidences of his existence within a comic book, although he does not immediately understand them for what they are. He is targeted for murder by a mysterious organization upset with his environmental work, and must face the new Mirror Master. Baker is also pursued by Dr. James Highwater, a physicist with no memory of any prior existence, and seemingly no purpose other than to contact Baker. A parallel story involves a pair of yellow aliens described as "agents of some unspecified 'higher power'" that engineered the spaceship wreck that granted his powers who are aware of the events of the Crisis and monitor Baker's actions. They are aware of "a second Crisis" coming, which they believe that only Animal Man can avert. They reconcile the two variations of Animal Man's origin through an unexplained "surgery" that also extends his abilities. Elsewhere, in Arkham Asylum , the Psycho-Pirate , aware of " continuity " and his fictional environment, opens a gateway into the real world and other comic book realities and begins bringing several characters no longer in continuity into existence. Baker is demoralized, however, when firefighters are injured in a laboratory blaze started by activists that he was working with. He is approached by Highwater just as he decides to give up his costumed identity. While away on a vision quest with Highwater, in which he learns the true nature of his powers and briefly sees the comic's reader, Baker's family is brutally murdered by an assassin sent by the corporate heads seeking to stop his environmental work. With the help of the Mirror Master who had turned down the hit , Baker tracks down the businessmen and assassin and kills them. While trying to undo his family's deaths with a time machine, Baker accidentally becomes warped through time and meets the Phantom Stranger , Jason Blood , and the Immortal Man in the s, who help him learn to accept his grief. Baker is then contacted by the aliens and taken to Arkham, where he stops the Psycho-Pirate and prevents damage to the continuity. Baker is transported to Limbo and encounters several comic book characters who are not being used in stories. Ultimately, Baker encounters his own writer Grant Morrison himself , and the two share a conversation on the relationship between the creator and the fictional characters whose lives he writes. After this encounter, Baker is sent back home and his family are restored back to life; it is left ambiguous as to whether or not Baker remembers the full nature of these events. Next, after falling into a coma , Buddy finds himself in a strange alternative reality, which he correctly deduces is a divergent phase of existence and is then able to return home. Having since left the Justice League, Baker resumes his stunt work career. He also finds himself frequently displaying uncontrolled animalistic behavior. Cody has deduced that Baker's powers have become skewed, and that unfocused usage of his abilities kills animals. After reaching an understanding, the two work together to measure and enhance Animal Man's powers. They are themselves targeted by a group of shamans , one of whom was present at Animal Man's origin, and who are aware of the yellow aliens and the writer. During this time, Baker's daughter Maxine begins demonstrating powers similar to his own and is able to communicate with the head shaman, who is attempting to bring Baker to him. Labs again contacts Baker, offering a position as their spokesman on environmentalism , but he declines. After an accident in which Baker kills the entire population of the San Diego Zoo , his wife takes their daughter to live with her mother in Vermont to avoid the media attention. Baker descends into depression and his son runs away, eventually ending up with an uncle, a lecherous predator. Baker goes to Vermont as well, where he finally meets the shaman. Meanwhile, Cody has been hired by S. Labs for his expertise, and while there he uncovers a conspiracy involving one of the shamans, but is mentally trapped in cyberspace. Baker continued to split his time between his family, his career as Animal Man, and regular stunt work for films. He occasionally lent his talents to various superhero groups, including the JLA and the Forgotten Heroes, and played a prominent role in the Swamp Thing's task force, the Totems. This marked the reappearance of Buddy in costume, and heralded his return to the mainstream DC Universe although his Vertigo appearances were clearly meant to take place inside the DCU as well. He subsequently appeared alongside Aquaman , Hawkman , and the Resurrection Man. Buddy does not stay for the reorganization. Animal Man also makes an appearance in the Identity Crisis limited series, helping to search for the murderer of Sue Dibny. After encountering danger signs from the animal world, Animal Man is recruited by Donna Troy as part of a team journeying to New Cronos to stop the Infinite Crisis , mirroring his role in Crisis on Infinite Earths , in which he journeyed into space with the Forgotten Heroes on Brainiac 's ship. During this adventure, he formed a mentoring friendship with the new Firestorm , Jason Rusch. Due to a malfunction of the Zeta Beam, which Adam Strange deploys to return the team to Earth, Animal Man, along with most of the heroes, go missing after Infinite Crisis. Eventually, some of the heroes are recovered, but Animan Man, Adam Strange, and Starfire are still missing. They become core East Coast members of DC's weekly series Softcover, pages, full color. Volume 2 - 2nd and later printings. Signed by Doug Hazlewood - Volume 2 - 1st printing. Volume 3 - 1st printing. This long-awaited third trade paperback completes the collection of Grant Morrison's legendary re-imagination of Animal Man. Volume 3 - 2nd and later printings. Volume 4 - 1st printing. Written by Peter Milligan. Art by Chaz Truog, and Mark Farmer. Cover Art by Brian Bolland. Continuing Buddy Baker's surreal adventures in these tales, in which Animal Man becomes trapped in a prehistoric jungle in his bathroom, saves his daughter from the villainous Notational Man, and explores the mystery of the dead birds that seem to be everywhere. Volume 5 - 1st printing. Written by Tom Veitch. Buddy Baker must make a cross-country drive to reunite with his family in Vermont, but along the way he encounters dangers including the Bear King, a super-human poacher, and an army of robotic soldiers created by S. Plus: The Penalizer leaps from the pages of a popular comic book into action as a real-life vigilante! Volume 6 - 1st printing. Written by Jamie Delano. Art by Steve Pugh. After being killed in a car crash, Animal Man struggles to return to life by climbing the evolutionary ladder one step at a time. But can he reincarnate himself as a creature with any power in time to help his kidnapped son?

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