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"Elephantmen is easily one of the best science-fiction comics on the market right now."

— Dorian Wright, Slightly Timely Reviews

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Elephantmen #4

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By Starkings, Moritat, Joe Madureira & Ladrönn
October 2006

32pp full color for $2.99
Diamond #AUG061766

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, WOUNDED ANIMALS
As Hip Flask and Ebony Hide recover from their injuries, Miki stops by with a bunch of grapes and learns about Tusk and the torturous world of MAPPO.

Plus: BRICKMAN RETURNS!
'Nuff Said! Story & art by Lew Stringer.

reviews

"Richard Starkings shows his story telling brilliance by giving us little vignettes within the larger framework of the future chronicle that he is creating."

— Todd Callender , Static Multimedia

"This is the finest issue to date of this title...the book sticks to telling one story, not two short ones, and that single tale is a strong one."

— Marc Mason , Comics Waiting Room

"As the mystery unfolds a bit more each issue, this becomes a more and more interesting book."

— Greg Burgas , Comics Should Be Good

"If dark dystopian futuristic sci-fi type stories are your sort of fare, then this book is definitely for you."

— Anthony Zicari , Silver Bullet Comics

"There is something about Hip, Ebony and their fellow Anima...uh, Elephantmen that keeps me coming back for more."

— Bruce Logan , Line of Fire Reviews

"A nice introduction of a new character, that's a really cool idea."

— Nick , Variant Edition Podcast

"Starkings and Moritat craft a tale that allows us take a look in the mirror and evaluate who we are as people. That's what all exemplary speculative fiction does, and this comic is an excellent example. (Grade: A)"

— Sayeedul Islam , Paperback Reader

"As innovative and adventurous as it is straight-forward and accessible. A brilliant, near-perfect book! "

— Dave Baxter , Broken Frontier

"Ladronn uses his artistry to bring to life a creature from your nightmares. But he doesn't stop there. He then makes you feel sorry for this thing by making it obvious that the monstrosity is actually the victim."

— Steve Blackwell , Wizard Universe

"A mixture of fun and drama that is terribly interesting to read. (8/10)"

— Matthew McLean , The Comics Review

"The writing and the artwork combine well to really make you feel for Tusk. It was a moving story and a very good book."

— Darrell Ferguson , Life of Darrell

"It opened strong, slowed down the pace in the middle and then, in a great bit of storytelling, closed on a very stirring note. I mentioned how impressed I was with this book when I started reading it; this was a good example of "why.""

— Echopulse , Random Access

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