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Fell: Feral City V. 1 Free Download FELL: FERAL CITY V. 1 FREE DOWNLOAD Ben Templesmith,Warren Ellis | 128 pages | 05 Jun 2007 | Image Comics | 9781582406930 | English | Fullerton, United States Fell by Warren Ellis I was building my very own imprint at a comics publisher, but the lockdown and the general f-ckery of trusting your exclusive distribution Fell: Feral City v. 1 comics shops and bookstores to a single entity who immediately upon lockdown announced that they weren't paying anybody pretty much put paid to that and the serial print comics business. View basket. This item may be a former library book with typical markings. The two of them together? Photos available on request. We try to add a detailed description to as many titles as possible. Our world, but parts of it so far gone that I wonder if they foreshadow an apocal I Fell: Feral City v. 1 Ben Templesmith's art. Search Within These Results:. Jones 9 J. I can now add him to the ever growing list of detectives that I idolize. Return to Book Page. Start your review of Fell. Thankfully, Fell rarely has more than one splash per issue, some even have none. Snowtown is not without its share of mysteries, including its location, which is near a body of water somewhere. Condition: Used Very Good. Accessories such as CD, codes, toys, and dust jackets may not be included. No trivia or quizzes yet. His style is almost dreamlike, but still grounded in reality. Accessories such as CD, codes, toys, may not be included. View our database entry. Seller Inventory U. Welcome back. The atmosphere is dense, the sun never shines here and the humour is dark. Beard, it is "miles from anywhere, [and] colder than Eskimo nipples. In a place where nothing seems to make any sense, Fell clings to the one thing he knows to be true: everybody's hiding something. Want to stay up to date? I'm curious about what Fell did to end up there. So I'm glad I g A mixture of Sin City and Transmetropolitan's absurdity and humor with a straight man-type protagonist surrounded by insanity. Who 1 Mrs. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Warren Ellis and Fell: Feral City v. 1 Templesmith on the same Fell: Feral City v. 1 It doesn't feel much like any other of Ellis's works, the structure isn't as tight, it's more jazzed up and free to roam about the dark, seedy city of Snowtown, a town torn with innumerable murders and sociopathic crimes that the straight, well-meaning lead detective, and the few people he gets close to, are the only lights in the vast, murky city so starved of humanity that Warren Ellis created a strange, dark noir investigative tale with "Fell", a comic that doesn't quite look like any other. I really want more. Oct 03, Britton rated it really liked it Shelves: amazing-authorscomicscrime-noir-hardboiled-mysterybooks-you- should-really-check-outhorror-thrillerextraordinaryfavoritesownednot-for-the-kiddiesto-be-edited. This very thing that frustrates me also makes perfect sense for a crime-ridden place like Snowtown. More information about this seller Contact this seller 3. Coroner But the stories themselves are excellent, and the craft of their execution is amazing. The artwork is pretty amazing stuff, perfectly in tune with the material. Unread with smooth spine, Fell: Feral City v. 1 binding, bright color cover and interior. Red Red 2. Paperback Used - Very Good Ships fast! Review: Sweet Tooth Vol. Seller Image. Published by Diamond Comic Distributors. When there is a splash it still has an effect. May not include working access code. Pasadena's finest independent new and used bookstore since Anyway, still good reading Fell: Feral City v. 1 a nice dark atmosphere to it. I need more. Fell is reminiscent of the Sin City series regarding the violence topic, but with a different pace where the main character defines the real pace of the stories. On the whole, a very unusual and interesting series I would love to see more of. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. One of my favorite comics ever, collected here into a trade paperback. A mixture of Sin City and Transmetropolitan's absurdity and humor with a straight man-type protagonist surrounded by insanity. Oh man, this was great! View all 3 comments. Condition: new. It seemed too over the top at first, but really clicked for me around the middle of the first issue. For some reason his transfer doesn't get him down. Smith 5 C. Oct 05, RB rated it it was amazing Shelves: on-hold. Retrieved Fell is a detective exiled to this place, and fights something of a losing battle against the hopelessness and pointless, horrific violence that pervade the place. If you're having a hard time dealing with the weight of the world right now, maybe pick something else of Ellis's instead. Dirt55 wrote on at January 23, am :. Condition: Very Good. Fell: Feral City v. 1 just okay book about criminal cases in a small city called Snowtown. America 1 Mr. .
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