Paperback, 130 pages
English language
Published Jan. 2, 2003 by Vertigo.
Worse than after the first reading, but still worth a read. Mostly surprised by the negative characterisation of radical feminists. The explicit politics is marked by to much of a liberal "both sides are equally bad" tone that if find kinda of putting. Still, an interesting imagination of what a world where, for better or worse, all men suddenly died would entail.
Not sure 100% where the series is going but so far does an interesting, if at times cliche-based, job on exploring the premise.
Donne vraiment envie de lire la suite !
Not completely sure how I feel about this one. Definitely didn't draw me in like [b:Saga, Volume 1|15704307|Saga, Volume 1|Brian K. Vaughan|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1351259514s/15704307.jpg|19113524]. I will probably get to the rest of them, but at some point in the future. I don't feel compelled to finish it.
Interesting premise. Every guy's dream is to be the last man on earth, and of course when you think about it, it's really a nightmare.
Could've been a great story, but it suffers from the attempt at trying to be too clever. The literary references are ubiquitously known - an attempt at more subtlety would have gone a long way.
Nevertheless, it wasn't a horrible story, and is enjoyable for an hour or so distraction.
