Hamthology - Volume 1: The Quest
Paperback, 122 pages
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Everyone undertakes a quest at some point in their lives, whether it be as mundane as fetching groceries from the store or as grand as researching a cure for a deadly illness. In the first Hamthology: The Quest, the artists and writers of The Piggy Farm forums take you on range of quests in ten short comics.
Join a variety of protagonists as they dodge enemy agents to make a contact, prove themselves in wrestling tournaments, and piece together the story of a silent ghost. From the hilarious to the heartfelt, there's a little something for everyone in here.
Suitable for ages 10 to adult. Contains mild action scenes, mild language, and some mature themes. For more information, visit http://hamthology.ponju.com.
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"Just another comic collection..."
As webcomics have become more popular, more and more people are seeking to cash in on the phenomenon. Some of the publications - such as Josh Lesnick's Girly - are artistic works of wonder that demonstrate how well the artform has matured. However, the large majority of these publications, especially self-published books, tend to be just so much flotsam in print form. Sadly, this "hamthology" falls into the latter category.
The art is the strongest part: the contributing artists clearly know how to hold a pen and use a tablet, though there are no stand outs in this group. The layout is all right. The stories are the weakest part: not a single... More >
As webcomics have become more popular, more and more people are seeking to cash in on the phenomenon. Some of the publications - such as Josh Lesnick's Girly - are artistic works of wonder that demonstrate how well the artform has matured. However, the large majority of these publications, especially self-published books, tend to be just so much flotsam in print form. Sadly, this "hamthology" falls into the latter category.
The art is the strongest part: the contributing artists clearly know how to hold a pen and use a tablet, though there are no stand outs in this group. The layout is all right. The stories are the weakest part: not a single... More >
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