Breaking Down, An All-New Unauthorized Parody by Maia Kinney-Petrucha, Stefan Petruchia, & Rick Parker

Publisher:  Papercutz
Pages:  64

About the Book:

PAPERCUTZ SLICES #2 "Breaking Down"

Stefan Petrucha, writer

Rick Parker, artist

The team that brought you the best-selling Diary of a Stinky Dead Kid cuts up the best-selling series starring love-sick vampires and jealous werewolves! The "Twilight Saga" gets sliced up in this unauthorized parody of the blockbuster book and movie series! For fans sick of glittery vampires and wonky werewolves, here's an hilarious antidote.

6 x 9, 64 pages, full-color

Paperback: ISBN: 978-1-59707-244-1, $6.99

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This is a quick little read, all four book in one fatal wack! (nightlight, too soon, ellipses, and breaking down) Fredward and Bleh are hilariously ridiculous, J-Bob can't keep his shirt on (and boy, should he...), and Bleh's dad is kind of bleh....and clueless....

If you want a fun look at sparkly vampires and hairy werewolves (and buggy zombies), take a peek inside the comic graphic novel.  Well worth 30 minutes of your time!! I had a blast, laughing... and at times, completely grossed out.  First time I enjoyed being grossed out!  LOL  All graphic novel fans should pick this one up, too fun to miss!

This is not your usual graphic novel, it has a glossy cover, glossy pages with true color print drawings, a keeper for any vampire lovers bookshelf (or any graphic novel lovers bookshelf).

I received my review copy from the author, Stefan Petrucha. All opinions expressed are my own.