Review: The Hammer (Zuda)

The Hammer

Calvin School's family saw something they shouldn't have. Bones Charlie sent his dogs to clean up the mess. But School is a mess that don't clean easy. When he catches up with Bones Charlie, we'll see just why they call him...The Hammer.

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When I saw the thumbnail for this comic (pink bunny) I was expecting a crime story set in an animal world... but aside from the main character being the Easter Bunny, everyone is human. It strikes me as weird. That's all I can really say.

The dialogue is an over-the-top Brooklyn thug style that takes a little getting used to considering it's coming from a giant talking pink bunny.

Apparently he's trying to save his nephew who was kidnapped sometime before we join the story. I almost want this one to win if only to amuse my curiosity as to weather or not Calvin's family are bunnies too.

I liked the art for the most part, although it does seem a little two-dimensional at times. Calvin's mannerisms are nicely done and often amusing... nearly as amusing as a giant talking pink bunny.

Overall it's a lot of fun to read. It doesn't try to be too deep and for the most part avoids being to camp. I wouldn't mind if this one won this month's competition. (I think)