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Y: The Last Man Vol. 8: Kimono Dragons
Brian K. Vaughan
Vertigo, 2006
Innovative literature
+ Good read
+ Good but not jaw dropping
+ Issues #43-48 of the Vaughan/Guerra series
+ Consistent Quality, But I'm Still Waiting...
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Y: The Last Man, Volume 9: Motherland
Brian K. Vaughan
Vertigo, 2007
The heat turns way up.
+ Issues #49-54 of the Vaughan/Guerra series
+ One of the Best of The Best
+ THIS SERIES RULES!!!!
+ Apocalyptic Graphic Novel
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Y: The Last Man, Volume 6: Girl on Girl
Brian K. Vaughan
Vertigo, 2005
Pirates and Mystics
+ Weakest Since "One Small Step," But Still Some of the Best Stuff Around
+ A little slow
+ Still good, but something of a pause in the overall story
+ Graphic SF Reader
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Y: The Last Man Vol. 7: Paper Dolls
Brian K. Vaughan
Vertigo, 2006
Great addition to the series
+ Just okay
+ Issues #37-#43 of the Vaughan/Guerra series
+ Great Balance Between New Plot Developments and Back Story
+ Graphic SF Reader
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Runaways, Vol. 2
Brian K Vaughan, Adrian Alphona, ...
Marvel Comics, 2006
Don't Buy Those Little Digest Books; Get The Big Honkin' Hardcover
+ Not as good as the first hardcover, but a worthy successor
+ Wonderful book.
+ Ran away with my heart
+ Consult Wikipedia for the hardcover/paperback breaks.
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Ex Machina, Vol. 1: The First Hundred Days
Brian K. Vaughan
Wildstorm, 2005
Have to keep reading
+ Just the Beginning
+ Series starts with a bang.
+ A brilliant beginning
+ Interesting
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Ex Machina, Vol. 5: Smoke, Smoke
Brian K. Vaughan
Wildstorm, 2007
Latest in a BRILLIANT series...
+ Comic book writing and art just doesn't get better than this
As any lover of Brian K Vaughan could tell you, this guy is a genius. Whether it's a group of misfit, teen-age, evil-villian-parent-murdering crimestoppers; a family of bomb-dodging lions that escape a half-demolished zoo in Baghdad; a man named Yoric who survives a "plague" that wipes out every ...
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Ex Machina, Vol. 4: March to War
Brian K. Vaughan
Wildstorm, 2006
Four regular issues and two 'specials'
+ Waging the unwinnable war
+ By far the most controversial volume...
+ Graphic SF Reader
+ Bouncing Back
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Ex Machina Vol. 6: Power Down
Brian K. Vaughan, Tony Harris
Wildstorm, 2007
VAUGHAN AND HARRIS POWER BACK UP!
+ Back on track after volume 5
+ Four issues and a 'behind-the scenes' collection
Ex Machina is one of those titles that should never work in the comic book medium. Former and short-lived superhero abandons his super-persona to become mayor of New York. And that happens before the start of the series. Let's be honest, if anyone but writer Vaughan and Harris were involved, ...
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Ex Machina, Vol. 3: Fact v. Fiction
Brian K. Vaughan
Wildstorm, 2006
Nice Collection With a Different Structure
+ Political intrigue with superpowers
+ Does Not Disappoint
+ More development in a good comic
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Ex Machina, Vol. 2: Tag
Brian K. Vaughan
Wildstorm, 2005
A good comic gets better
+ Consistent Quality
+ Another fine entry.
+ Awesome
+ Graphic SF Reader
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Pride of Baghdad
Brian K. Vaughan, Niko Henrichon
Vertigo, 2006
Gripping
+ Great gift for your mundane friends
+ A beautiful story that will garner more and more respect as time goes.
+ One of the classics of this decade
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Unmanned (Y: The Last Man, Vol. 1)
Brian K. Vaughan
Vertigo, 2003
Better than I had hoped
+ Best graphic novel since Jeff Smith's 'Bone'
+ I Am Woman, Hear Me Roar
+ Hooked!
+ Reads best as a SERIES
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Y: The Last Man, Volume 5: Ring of Truth
Brian K. Vaughan
Vertigo, 2005
8 comics collected together in this groundbreaking series
+ Great Book
+ best in the series
+ Questions I Didn't Think Would Be Addressed Until The Final Issue Are Finally Answered... Top Notch Reading
+ Gets better and better
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Y: The Last Man Vol. 2: Cycles
Brian K. Vaughan, Pia Guerra, ...
Vertigo, 2003
The plot thickens and the fun continues
+ Something Interesting About Sequels
+ Y Just Gets Better With Each Volume
+ Graphic SF Reader
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