Saturday, August 3, 2013

Chew – Major League Chew | Comics

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Chew – Major League Chew | Comics
As the efforts of FDA agent Tony Chu and his partner John Colby’s effort to bust the Egg Worshippers of Divinity of the Immaculate OVA group spectacularly fails (Chew – Flambe), FDA director Mike Applebee suddenly gets too happy about it. He finally got Chu where he wanted and fired him to the Municipal Traffic Division as a Meter Maid. Even Colby fails to impress Applebee and got transferred straight to United States Department of Agriculture, where he has partnered up with a lion named Buttercup. While Tony was greatly upset about all this, his new boss Lieutenant Marshall Mellow was more than excited and appreciative to have a real hero in the department. As his days were passing by giving people parking tickets, it soon got better and then worse.

On a remote location, Mason Savoy and Caesar Valenzano were having a pretty rough time with Tony’s daughter Olive Chu cooperating whom Mason had kidnapped previously to train and work with them. Tony soon solved a major robbery case with his cibopathic abilities but got into major trouble the next day on road with Amelia’s ex-boyfriend Dan Franks. Not only Dan has a grudge on him, he also wants Tony because of his food-power. Dan wants to write a book on dead former superstar baseball players detailing the historically accurate, extensive and explicit facts of their sex lives. For that purpose, he wants Tony to eat the decomposed body of all the deceased baseball stars he threw at him. Tony too has no options other than getting repeatedly beat if not complied.
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 Chew 21

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Chew 24

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Chew – Major League Chew

The fifth addition to the series of storylines running in the monthly ongoing ‘Chew’ by writer John Layman (Aliens – Inhuman Condition, Army of Darkness/Xena) and artist Rob Guillory, ‘Major League Chew’ consists of issues #21-25 from the series. This storyline puts a near ignored character into some good use and also relocates the others into different positions. As all of this comes to a major turn of events next on ‘Space Cakes’, this is just a path paved for the upcoming mayhem for Tony Chu and the entire Chew Universe from Image Comics.
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