#11 - the Pizza Dog issue - is one of the greatest individual comics Marvel has ever published.
It was so good, so unique, touching, and different that it caused my to go directly to my LCS, buy up all of the back issues I could get my hands on, and add it to my pull list. I was reading it but was waiting for a deluxe hardcover. But it's too good to not be buying monthly.
If you haven't read it - the whole issue is told from Pizza Dog's perspective. There is very little dialogue; most of the speech bubbles are filled with gibberish with only certain words - the words Pizza Dog knows and recognizes - being readable. Besides being remarkably clever, it's also pretty funny because you get a sense for what Clint talks about around the house - Avengers, ex-wife, etc.
But even more clever is that you see how he thinks. Like any dog, he is a little furry detective. He picks up a scent, and there are little icons that show how he pieces things together, remembers things, etc. I loved it.
It was so good, so unique, touching, and different that it caused my to go directly to my LCS, buy up all of the back issues I could get my hands on, and add it to my pull list. I was reading it but was waiting for a deluxe hardcover. But it's too good to not be buying monthly.
If you haven't read it - the whole issue is told from Pizza Dog's perspective. There is very little dialogue; most of the speech bubbles are filled with gibberish with only certain words - the words Pizza Dog knows and recognizes - being readable. Besides being remarkably clever, it's also pretty funny because you get a sense for what Clint talks about around the house - Avengers, ex-wife, etc.
But even more clever is that you see how he thinks. Like any dog, he is a little furry detective. He picks up a scent, and there are little icons that show how he pieces things together, remembers things, etc. I loved it.