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In Babyteeth it adds to the general feel of not knowing what the hell is going on that Sadie and her family feels. Youre failing not only yourself, but good comics by not at least giving Babyteeth a shot. Having a baby that young is tough, but with the support of her loving family behind her, everything should be okay. There's still so much to the story that Cates is holding back you can't read this and not demand to know what happens next. And, much like Redneck and God Country, Im going to beg you to go out and buy this one. “Babyteeth” #1 is a strong debut that does a great job at being a true first issue that gives us lots to want to come back to without feeling hollow. I'm definitely curious about where it'll go and it's a book that's definitely on my list of titles to keep an eye on. Baybyteeth #1 may be full of mystery, but it's intrigue and engaging narrative make it one worth picking up. The story may be a touch familiar, but the delivery is open-ended enough to leave room for intrigue.

His first issues are all about building the premise while at the same time introducing major character relationships that will surround that premise. From the writer of Buzzkill, Paybacks, Redneck and the break-out hit God Country comes a pulse-pounding new series with art from THE REVISIONIST's Garry Brown! Coupled with Brown's artwork and Englert's colors, this is set to be an incredible series. The lack of immediate answers may turn off some, but for us the strong art and compelling emotional core is pull enough. Babyteeth Tweet Publisher: Aftershock Comics Release: Jun 2017 - Sep 2019 Issues: 16 Collected Volumes: 4 Critic Reviews: 62 User Reviews: 121 The fact that the story has so much heart to it hooks the reader and will bring them back for the next issue. This is a series that will take a bit of time to tell its tale but it felt like it just needed a bit more of a concrete hook in the start here to really demand you come back for more. Interesting premise and story threads, but due to being what feels like a slimmed down TV pilot it's presented in a way that doesn't really do much beyond the cover or synopsis. Other than that, though...should be fine. This first issue was very exciting! I'm excited for the rest. Get used to it. In ‘Babyteeth,’ she’s 16 and has cancer, he’s 23 with a drug habit, and she thinks now it’s time to meet her parents?

There are hints from Sadie's monologue of new characters and mysteries to come, enough to tease but not enough to ruin the coming surprises, and the spooky vibe Englert and Brown have given the book with their art is a strong portend on its own that Babyteeth is a book to follow in the coming months. Great story! Having a baby that young is tough, but with the support of her loving family behind her, everything should be okay. I sense a similar situation with Babyteeth it seem he is having a premise that may about the ending of the world but in fact its really about how this family interacts and reacts to this situation. Its a better-than-promising start to another book from one of the best talents in the industry right now. This issue will definitely appeal to those of you who are into horror. Really made me want the second issue in my hands immediately after reading it. That's not a big problem overall because those that go in on a book like this are likely doing it more because of the creative side, which is excellent, than anything else at the start.

It didn't blow me away or anything, but I felt like I got my money's worth for my $3.99 (which I forked over out of pocket) and it set things up with enough style and panache to hook me for, at the very least, the short term. The team sets up its central concept effectively and with a good sense of dread and foreboding, but don't forget to put real and engaging characters at the heart of the story, so we're involved beyond the concept itself. While there are many questions left unanswered, the answer to "should I give this a try" is a resounding yes. Sadie Ritter is sixteen years old, nine months pregnant, and scared out of her sweet nerdy mind. The clever storytelling and use of narration also makes this an appealing tale, with the gritty art and ominous overtones being alluring to say the least.

The art team delivers a striking issue that melds its real-world elements with both its supernatural and even emotional ones.

Finally catching up on yet another Donny Cates series. OH YEAH, and also her baby is the antichrist and it's going to break open the barriers between the earthly and demonic planes and unleash eternal suffering to all of humankind. Babyteeth #1 is an evocative, creepy and assured debut for a horror series about the possible coming of the Antichrist, written by Donny Cates ("God Country") with art by Garry Brown ("The Massive"). Babyteeth Critics Consensus. The reader now feels it too and provides investment into the story as a result. I feel like a broken record at this point, because at the end of every Donnie Cates review I beg everyone reading to just go buy it. It's something most parents can identify with in some fashion, granted not on this type of scale. NEW SERIES! Other than that, though...should be fine. It's a suspenseful story that I, personally, can't wait to find out more about. All told, then, I'd have to say that I was reasonably impressed byBabyteeth #1. Overall Babyteeth is a surprisingly unique take on an end of times trope intensely illustrated with frenetic artwork. From the writer of Buzzkill, Paybacks, Redneck and the break-out hit God Country comes a pulse-pounding new series with art from THE REVISIONIST's Garry Brown! It’s a combination of rough edges with soft round curves that creates … If subsequent issues follow suite, readers are in for a high-speed story that barely gives you time to come up for air.

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