
So far, the book is an enjoyable read, though the art is often disconcerting. The first arc, recently collected as The Hunt (a recent number one in the New York Times bestseller graphic novel list), does a fine job of introducing the main cast and their mission and, most importantly, does so without jettisoning the previous history associated with the characters. Following this story, a bridge issue leads into the next arc and prepares for an upcoming tie-in to the new Swamp Thing series.
Discussions:
Lemire Aims for Less Meta, More Family in DCnU ANIMAL MAN (8 June 2011)
BEHIND THE SCENES OF DC COMICS-THE NEW 52: THE ANIMAL MAN PROPOSAL (1 August 2011)
LEMIRE CUTS TO THE HEART OF "ANIMAL MAN" (9 Sept. 2011)
Exclusive: Writers Scott Snyder and Jeff Lemire Talk 'Swamp Thing', 'Animal Man' and 'Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E.' (28 Sept. 2011)
Animal Man interview with Jeff Lemire
LEMIRE'S ORIGINS OF "ANIMAL MAN," "FRANKENSTEIN" & "SWEET TOOTH" (30 Dec. 2011)
Writers Scott Snyder and Jeff Lemire talk SWAMP THING and ANIMAL MAN (5 April 2012)
JEFF LEMIRE Schemes with GEOFF JOHNS On JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK (18 May 2012)
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