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Y The Last Man #60
Written by Brian K. Vaughan Art by Pia Guerra & Jos? Marzan Jr. Cover by Massimo Carnevale…
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Y The Last Man Vol. 10 Whys And Wherefores (Graphic Novel)
Written by Brian K. Vaughan Art by Pia Guerra & José Marzán Jr. Cover by Massimo…
Y The Last Man Vol. 9 Motherland (Graphic Novel)
Written by Brian K. Vaughan Cover by Massimo Carnevale Art by Pia Guerra, José Marzan Jr.…
Y The Last Man Vol. 8 Kimono Dragons (Graphic Novel)
Written by Brian K. Vaughan Art by Pia Guerra, Jose Marzan, Jr. and Goran Sudzuka Cover by…
Y The Last Man Vol. 7 Paper Dolls (Graphic Novel)
Written by Brian K. Vaughan Art by Pia Guerra, Goran Sudzuka and José Marzan Jr. Cover by…
Y The Last Man Vol. 6 Girl On Girl (Graphic Novel)
Written by Brian K. Vaughan Art by Goran Sudzuka, Pia Guerra and Jose Marzan Jr. Cover by…
Y The Last Man Vol. 5 Ring Of Truth (Graphic Novel)
Written by Brian K. Vaughan Art by Pia Guerra & José Marzan, Jr. Cover by Massimo…
Y The Last Man Vol. 4 Safeword (Graphic Novel)
Written by Brian K. Vaughan; Art by Pia Guerra & José Marzan, Jr.; Cover by Massimo…
Y The Last Man Vol. 3 One Small Step (Graphic Novel)
Written by Brian K. Vaughan; Art by Pia Guerra, José Marzá, Jr., and Paul Chadwick;…
Y The Last Man Vol. 2 Cycles (Graphic Novel)
Written by Brian K. Vaughan; Art by Pia Guerra and José Marzá, Jr.; Painted Cover by J.G.…
Y The Last Man Vol. 1 Unmanned (Graphic Novel)
Written by Brian K. Vaughan; Art by Pia Guerra and José Marzá, Jr.;…
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Y The Last Man
- Publisher:
- DC Comics
- Genre:
- Science Fiction
- Latest Release Date:
- January 2, 2008
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Customer Reviews
This is the single greatest graphic novel I’ve ever read.
Yorick is a great lead character who I found it very easy to identify with. He’s flawed and lazy and not a lot of things go his way, but you can’t help but love him. He’s also pretty funny, even if no-one else seems to realise this.
Rather than being a superhero (spandex brigade!) story, this is the most human story I’ve ever come across in this form.
I highly recommend all 10 books that complete this story. After you’ve read these, have a look at Pride of Baghdad by the same writer. Ignore what that says its all about and buy it anyway. You won’t be disappointed.
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