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| Title | : | The Walking Dead, Vol. 4: The Heart's Desire (The Walking Dead (Collected Editions) #4) |
| Author | : | Robert Kirkman |
| Book Format | : | Comics |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 136 pages |
| Published | : | April 21st 2009 by Image Comics (first published November 30th 2005) |
| Categories | : | Sequential Art. Graphic Novels. Comics. Horror. Zombies. Fiction. Graphic Novels Comics |
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This comic reads like it's been written by a 15 year old boy with a constant erection. The Walking Dead is a great premise poorly executed. The characters are insipid, with no defining qualities to empathise with. The plot rapidly and repeatedly flits between killing and sex, with little meaning or worthwhile emotion given to either. This volume is particularly bad, portraying every character as sex-crazed. Almost every adult character has had sex, often with different partners, as if in a world of only 20 people everyone would just naturally and happily pair off. Carol has now had sex with Tyrese, kissed Lori and kissed Rick. It has the plot of a Jilly Cooper novel, with everyone wildly having sex with everyone at the drop of a hat, and talking in the most clichéd way possible about their sexual desire and exploits. I don't deny the importance of characters having sex, and appreciate it's an animal instinct that could offer some rare enjoyment in an apocalyptic world, but the frequency and tactlessness is ridiculous. Their friends are dying all around them, and yet they still have wild sexual urges. I'm pretty sure that's not how grief works. The female characters are so paper-thin and sex hungry that it feels like the writers have never actually met a woman in real life. When they do attempt philosophy or feelings, it's written in the most formulaic clichéd way, it makes my skin crawl. The action moves so quickly from one death to the next, that often characters aren't even around long enough to learn their name, let alone get remotely invested in them, and therefore as a reader you simply don't care when they die.Present Books During The Walking Dead, Vol. 4: The Heart's Desire (The Walking Dead (Collected Editions) #4)
| Original Title: | The Walking Dead, Vol. 4: The Heart's Desire |
| ISBN: | 1582405301 (ISBN13: 9781582405308) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Walking Dead (Collected Editions) #4 |
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We are still in prison...Finally Michonne has arrived on the scene...And what a bitch she is!The fight between Rick and Tyreese is quite something! Well done, how their emotions careen so far out of any reasonable frame of reference and they loose it so completely. What makes a murderer, is there such a thing as a justified murder? Is there even any such thing?I like the black and white, but I am still mourning the artwork of the first volume. I am often underwhelmed by a lot of frames and theThe subtitle to The Walking Dead should be: A Post-Apocalyptic Soap Opera as the series veers away from depressing horror to hokey melodrama in this fourth volume, appropriately titled The Hearts Desire, as if it were an episode of Melrose Place! The cliffhanger of the last volume is dealt with in no time at all, as if that entire last volumes conflicts didnt matter at all, and a new character called Michonne appears, while another character dies, and a lot of relationship stuff happens. Ive
Contains what I think is the most chilling part of the narrative so far - (view spoiler)[ (hide spoiler)]
I'm really starting to enjoy this series.
"WE ARE THE WALKING DEAD " that's was this volume about , this volume was okay i guess i loved that finally Michonne appeared in the comics but i really i didn't loved her so much in the comics coz they made her really B**** but she is still my fav character after Daryl and carol in the show of course xD .anyway this comics talks about how disaster like this can make us be savages and lose our humanity but thats how the world nw so u have to deal with it but don't be too insane plz :D :P
This comic reads like it's been written by a 15 year old boy with a constant erection. The Walking Dead is a great premise poorly executed. The characters are insipid, with no defining qualities to empathise with. The plot rapidly and repeatedly flits between killing and sex, with little meaning or worthwhile emotion given to either. This volume is particularly bad, portraying every character as sex-crazed. Almost every adult character has had sex, often with different partners, as if in a world
Well. That was brutal. And grim. The times... they are a-changin'! Still so great though. I am really loving this series, especially the artwork. There were panels in this volume that show Tyreese in such detail, and I love how intricate the drawings are. The fact that you can see the way his right ear folds down just a tiny bit at the top is so impressive to me. Or how you can tell so much about how Lori is feeling just by her facial expressions - she doesn't have to say a word. I love that
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