Brian Clevinger
Paperback | Pages: 664 pages Rating: 3.88 | 180 Users | 11 Reviews
Describe Books During Nuklear Age
| Original Title: | Nuklear Age |
| ISBN: | 0595325114 (ISBN13: 9780595325115) |
| Edition Language: | English |
Narrative To Books Nuklear Age
It's a tale of incompetence in the face of adversity. Or is it a story of adversity in the face of incompetence?Well, anyway, there's a robot, a giant monster, a line of evil toys, a mind control plot, sub-orbital death beams, kidnappers, bad movies, a super powered gang, an usurper, and a maniacal villain hell-bent on world domination.
Not all at once, though. I mean, really, could you imagine coordinating the fight scene? Or reading it? You'd have to take notes just to keep track of who hit what and why.
Point Of Books Nuklear Age
| Title | : | Nuklear Age |
| Author | : | Brian Clevinger |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 664 pages |
| Published | : | September 14th 2004 by iUniverse |
| Categories | : | Humor. Science Fiction. Sequential Art. Comics. Superheroes |
Rating Of Books Nuklear Age
Ratings: 3.88 From 180 Users | 11 ReviewsEvaluation Of Books Nuklear Age
It needs 8bit illustrations =(This is one helluva hilarious book. It's like the 8bit Theatre comic strip, but unillustrated and slightly more literate. Oh, and I guess it has characters? And drama or something. Whatever. I'm here for the hilarity, like when 50% of the people on the planet died instantly and for no reason!Good times...If you are wondering whether or not you should read this book, ask answer this one question:"Do you like clever stories with the bonus of superheros?"If the answer is "Yes" or a "kinda" or even a "sure, but I'm not sure about the superheros part". Do yourself a favor and read this book. Seriously. It's that good.
6 parts juvenile (but entertaining) comedy writing about superheros,2 parts surprisingly good writing and characterization,1 part tasteless and borderline offensive humor,1 part wonderful, heartbreaking conclusion that makes the entire 400+ pages worth reading over and over.
I love 8-bit theater. It's one of the funniest webcomics I've come across, with enjoyably stereotypical charaters and plenty of laughs.When I found out Clevinger had a novel, I promptly decided to buy it. I thought, since his webcomic is so great, his novel is probably great, too.Nuklear Age is not a great novel. In fact, it probably would have made a better webcomic that a book. You see, so many things that make Clevinger's webcomic great make his book... unsatisfying. One-dimensional
This wasn't a great book but then the ending came and it hurt me.And then the sequel's never to be lost chapter came and it hurt me more.So I'll give it 4 stars, what the hell
fantasticly funny, wonderfully odd
Love. This. Book.
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