Sweet Tooth Compendium
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- Update Date：2025-09-07
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- Author：Jeff Lemire
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Summary
An inexplicable plague has women giving birth to human-animal hybrid children all over the world。 The deer-child Gus is left to fend for himself after his father dies， leaving him with more questions than answers。 A cross between Bambi and Cormac McCarthy’s The Road， Sweet Tooth follows the innocent journey of a young hybrid boy suddenly thrust out into a world no one can explain。
Collects issues #1-40 in a new story-only collection that places the reader directly into the action and doesn’t let up until the very last page！
Collects issues #1-40 in a new story-only collection that places the reader directly into the action and doesn’t let up until the very last page！
Reviews
Nazrin Asy
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Very good， I loved it！Well written， I loved the flow of the stories but I found the art a bit rough。 I wish to see cuter furry kids。I noticed a spelling mistake - 'barley' instead of 'barely'。 One scene also got the name wrong， James when it should be Louis。 Awesome read nonetheless。4。5/5 Very good， I loved it！Well written， I loved the flow of the stories but I found the art a bit rough。 I wish to see cuter furry kids。I noticed a spelling mistake - 'barley' instead of 'barely'。 One scene also got the name wrong， James when it should be Louis。 Awesome read nonetheless。4。5/5 。。。more
Rebeca Vargas
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I loved it。 I have to admit that I started these comics thanks to my resolve to succumb to the mass furore because of the trailer for the series coming out on Netflix， and it's been worth it。I devoured each volume like there was no tomorrow， as the story is super engaging and keeps you waiting for a new event。 I stayed expectant at every page， I was horrified， I was saddened， I was happy and I was enraged。 I loved seeing the evolution of Gus and Jepperd， and the bonding they develop brought me s I loved it。 I have to admit that I started these comics thanks to my resolve to succumb to the mass furore because of the trailer for the series coming out on Netflix， and it's been worth it。I devoured each volume like there was no tomorrow， as the story is super engaging and keeps you waiting for a new event。 I stayed expectant at every page， I was horrified， I was saddened， I was happy and I was enraged。 I loved seeing the evolution of Gus and Jepperd， and the bonding they develop brought me so much happiness considering all the evil and misery where the plot is settled。 A rather chaotic jumble of emotions， but one that I loved experiencing。 Science fiction has never been a genre particularly welcomed on my shelves， much less comics， but since I decided to get started in this world， I must confess that I can't see myself backing out。 And how could I do that， if I decided to dive into this category with this fascinating story。 。。。more
Zach
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Hey， I really ended up liking this series a lot。 Tore through them all fairly quickly。 Just a quirky and compelling tale。 Very simple， yet deep at the same time。 I’m a sucker for dystopian stories and this was a unique one in many ways。 It was also basic in a lot of ways but it’s such a moving book that I didn’t mind the familiarity。 Only thing that knocks this down a star for me is the art。 It’s rough。 Sometimes I didn’t mind it。 Like it sorta fit the feel。 But most of the time I wish there’d b Hey， I really ended up liking this series a lot。 Tore through them all fairly quickly。 Just a quirky and compelling tale。 Very simple， yet deep at the same time。 I’m a sucker for dystopian stories and this was a unique one in many ways。 It was also basic in a lot of ways but it’s such a moving book that I didn’t mind the familiarity。 Only thing that knocks this down a star for me is the art。 It’s rough。 Sometimes I didn’t mind it。 Like it sorta fit the feel。 But most of the time I wish there’d been another artist。 I’ve read two of Lemire’s series now and I’m definitely a fan。 He spins a good yard！ 。。。more
Kevin Jones
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Very interesting mixture of lore in with this one。 An interesting story as well。 The end drug on way too long though。 The prologue did， that is。 It had like 50 places where it could've ended the volume， but kept going on to the point I was like I almost don't care。 The core story was good。 Very gritty and not a big fan of the art style。 I did like the art style changing when particular characters were telling their stories。 That was a nice change of pace and much more refreshing on the eyes。 I d Very interesting mixture of lore in with this one。 An interesting story as well。 The end drug on way too long though。 The prologue did， that is。 It had like 50 places where it could've ended the volume， but kept going on to the point I was like I almost don't care。 The core story was good。 Very gritty and not a big fan of the art style。 I did like the art style changing when particular characters were telling their stories。 That was a nice change of pace and much more refreshing on the eyes。 I did enjoy the story， but I'm glad that the live-action won't look like the artwork。 I'm still holding out for a Y the Last Man series to come out on one of the streaming platforms！ 。。。more
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