Crossed Volume 11 (CROSSED TP)
Product ID: 28619900
The Crossed universe is an unyielding nightmare vision of animal depravity and homicidal insanity. Never before have images of such stark terror been captured and conveyed unflinchingly by master horror storytellers and illustrators than in the miserable, bloody pages of Crossed . In this volume, two of the industry’s best new talents come together to tell very different stories of despair. Simon Spurrier takes you to a picturesque environment in the English countryside with tweeting birds, friendly vicars, crumpets and jam, and a mob of Crossed lurking near the duck pond. No one sees Wheezy, the fat asthmatic kid, hiding up in the old tower ― but if he shows his face it will only be the farmer’s wife between him and a bloody fate. The problem is, she’s Crossed, too! Such jolly larks! And newcomer Justin Jordan tells his first diabolical tale as two women attempt to escape the band of monsters out for their blood. When a mysterious, unseen Samaritan helps them escape to a sanctuary, it seems as though they’ve found what little safety there is in the new world order. But trusting anyone in the world of Crossed usually leads to a gut-wrenching and miserable end. Collects Crossed 2014 Annual and issues #57-61 of the ongoing Crossed: Badlands comic book series. Review: Great story. - Good to have another book to enjoy and excited to know what will happen next without dealing with ridiculous anti-white hate like the one in volume 3D, and #7, and #17, and Wish You Were Here #2. Review: Doomsday continues - With the crossed still continuing to reek Mayhem on the world the survivors step up to fight
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| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 66 Reviews |
C**L
Great story.
Good to have another book to enjoy and excited to know what will happen next without dealing with ridiculous anti-white hate like the one in volume 3D, and #7, and #17, and Wish You Were Here #2.
B**N
Doomsday continues
With the crossed still continuing to reek Mayhem on the world the survivors step up to fight
A**S
This was a great one. Only complaint like other reviewers stated is ...
This was a great one. Only complaint like other reviewers stated is that I noticed a few typos, missing words, that sort of thing. But great overall.
M**E
One of the Best Worst Things There is to Read
Great series overall. There are weird little flaws in some issues; typos, bad dialogue tracking between characters here and there, but minor. Bad proofreading. It's a grim and graphic series. It's also written well and the variety of styles is great. The one constant being there is no hope. There is no safety. No heroes. Only the Crossed.
S**D
Crossed
It’s okay for a crossed story one of the weaker ones imo
C**O
Great series
Good condition
A**R
Five Stars
Great item
J**N
Meh
At this point in the series, i just want it over. i always go into the next volumes with hope but nothing touches the peak of the first 5 or so collections.
J**C
Great seller, fast delivery, 100% as advertised! 100% recommend
Exactly what I wanted, book was in amazing condition as advertised. Arrived quick, happy with the entire experience.
D**E
Spurrier saves it.
Two storys. One about two women desperate to survive the crossed. Alright. There's been way worse crossed tales. Saved though by the incredibly talented writing credentials of Spurrier. He never fails to write a great story. Spurrier is responsible for the best crossed books out there being the wish you were here series. Back to these two tales though, art throughout was good nothing amazing. 3/5 from me. Worth a read. Been better. Been worse.
J**W
Best described as "Gray"
It's the tamest entry of the series with a very middling story. The most noteworthy attribute is it has the most grammatical and spelling errors of any comic print I own (Justin Jordan's part). It's unremarkable and forgettable.
B**N
Four Stars
very oood
A**N
Worst Crossed Yet
This is the worst "installment" In this series I have ever read. The Main larger story is boring, It lacks any imagination or creative characters. The gore that made this series great seems to be toned down. The sniper characters beard disappears in half the panels and reappears in the rest. The descriptions of the storys are in the wrong order on the back of the book. It just is a bad book
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