Sex Criminals, Vol. 2: Two Worlds, One Cop
From forbiddenplanet.com: The second storyline from the Eisner-award winning Sex criminals finds the honeymoon to be over for Jon and Suzie. Once the thrill of new lust fades, where do you go? Come along and laff and love with Matt and Chip as they brimp back ceaselessly against the past.
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I think I understand why I didn't think Volume 1 was that great. It was too juvenile. It was a thin plot with characters I didn't care about and most of the content felt too juvenile for me to yuk at.
Volume 2 uses many of the same devices, yet it felt...different somehow. I started to get a better feel for the characters. I actually laughed a few times (especially while reading the Sex Tips section at the end). I cared a bit about where this is heading. The first volume was all juvenile sex talk. This was some juvenile sex talk, some good talk about mental health/depression, a great question about what made a dude want to be an Ob-gyn, real relationship stuff, and a more fleshed out story on porn star Jazmine St. Cocaine (no, she did not have daddy issues).
I surprised myself by actually liking this. I still really don't care much about the bad guys/Sex Police or the motives there, but I'm enjoying everything else around that. Glad to know I've not turned into a total prude just yet.
3-3.5 Stars
Volume 2 uses many of the same devices, yet it felt...different somehow. I started to get a better feel for the characters. I actually laughed a few times (especially while reading the Sex Tips section at the end). I cared a bit about where this is heading. The first volume was all juvenile sex talk. This was some juvenile sex talk, some good talk about mental health/depression, a great question about what made a dude want to be an Ob-gyn, real relationship stuff, and a more fleshed out story on porn star Jazmine St. Cocaine (no, she did not have daddy issues).
I surprised myself by actually liking this. I still really don't care much about the bad guys/Sex Police or the motives there, but I'm enjoying everything else around that. Glad to know I've not turned into a total prude just yet.
3-3.5 Stars
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