Sweet Tooth an American comic book limited series written drawn Canadian cartoonist Jeff Lemire published DC Comics' Vertigo imprint.Dubbed some "Mad Max meets Bambi", [1] takes place a rural post-apocalyptic setting some creatures human/animal hybrids.The original 40-issue series six sub-titled segments, ran November 2009 January 2013 .
COMIC BOOK. SWEET TOOTH #1 . out the deep woods the mind acclaimed indie cartoonist Jeff Lemire (THE NOBODY, Essex County Trilogy) a Vertigo monthly ongoing series no other! being raised total isolation, Gus - boy born deer-like antlers - left survive an American landscape .
A collaborative encyclopedia Sweet Tooth, 2009 comic book series written illustrated Jeff Lemire, its 2021 Netflix adaptation television.It produced Jim Mickle, Beth Schwartz, Robert Downey Jr., Susan Downey, Amanda Burrell, Linda Moran. Sweet Tooth the story a half-human, half-deer boy leaves home the forest find outside world .
Sweet Tooth an American comic book ongoing series written drawn Canadian Jeff Lemire published DC Comics their Vertigo imprint. series place a rural post-apocalyptic setting some creatures human/animal hybrids. Sweet Tooth #1 Sweet Tooth #2.
Sweet Tooth, Netflix's TV adaptation the limited comic book series Jeff Lemire, hit streaming service Friday, fans the original comic discover filmmaker Jim Mickle .
New York Times Bestselling author Jeff Lemire built unique career both writer artist acclaimed literary graphic novels Essex County, Underwater Welder, Sweet Tooth Trillium also one the popular writers mainstream superhero comics acclaimed runs such titles Green Arrow, Animal Man, Justice League Hawkeye Marvel DC Comics.
Sweet Tooth a 2009 American post-apocalyptic limited comic series created Jeff Lemire published DC Comics' Vertigo imprint. series a monthly release 2009 2013 a total forty issues six volumes. May 12, 2020, was announced a television series.
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