John Layman

Tony Chu, the federal agent with the power to receive psychic impressions from what he eats, has been kidnapped, and his captor plans on feeding him in order to find out what he can see.

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Maggie Gordon

Oh god... this issue is... gross. Poor Tony. His power royally sucks. But backing up, Tony and Colby get fired, being reassigned to traffic patrol and the USDA respectively. For Tony, this job shift ends up being an improvement as his new boss doesn't hate him, and he uses his cibopathy in productive ways that don't involve eating dead dogs. Until Amelia's ex kidnaps him and forces him to eat the dead bodies of famous baseball players (so that the ex can write a book on their sexual exploits and get famous of course). Olive, his daughter, is kidnapped by Savoy, and she agrees to become his protege, possibly to spite her dad. But she gains super awesome chocolate weapon making skills. By eating a dead person of course :l A fast paced volume, Major League starts ramping up some of the action in Chew, tormenting our leads and shaking things up.

Omar AlHashmi

Finally back to reading, finals can really put you back e.e Anyway Chew is just going consistent and the characters are as lovable and funny. It just keeps on getting better and better.

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