Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973 EAN: 9781593076467 ISBN: 1593076460 Label: Dark Horse Manufacturer: Dark Horse Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 136 Publication Date: December 20, 2006 Publisher: Dark Horse Sales Rank: 101114 Studio: Dark Horse
Product DescriptionThe tide has turned in Goon's war against the undead hordes of the Zombie Priest - or has it? With Buzzard now preventing the harvest of any fresh corpses from the cemetery, the Priest grows desperate. So desperate, that he unleashes incantations of previously unseen power to create a whole new breed of minion - one that may be beyond even the strength of the Goon to contain. But one pays a price for conjuring such evil into the world, and the Zombie Priest quickly discovers that the cost of such power may be far more than he bargained for.
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Rating: - More of the Priest and Buzzard, a great continuation of the Goon Saga
In a period of a month I have picked up pretty much every Goon trade paperback but I am still waiting for Chinatown, which makes each of the references to what happened there all the more teasing.
This latest chapter has Buzzard discovering a reason to live once again as he attempts to demolish the Zombie Priest while at the same time knowing that it is in the Goon's hands to lay him low in the end. But as he says, ain't nothing over. Ain't nothing over by far. The Zombie Priest will surely ... Read More
Rating: - more, more, more
I can't wait to see the next issue. I was feeling the momentum in 4 but 5 really pushed the anticipation and excitement b/t Buzzard and the Zombie Priest. And now I'm really curious about this Satan Sodomy Baby!
Rating: - A PEFECT BLEND OF HORROR, ACTION, ANDCOMEDY
I've just recently discovered Eric Powell's riotously wicked, noir-ish horror comic, The Goon and I'm kicking myself for coming on board so late. I guess that's what back issues and trade paperbacks are for. The 5th trade paperback volume, Wicked Inclinations is out, and collects issues 14 - 18 of the regular series. Thankfully, Powell has taken newbies like me into account and provides readers with a brief overview of past events that quickly got me up to speed.
