The Soddyssey (Soddyssey & Other Tales of Supernatural Law)
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.19 (980 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0981551904 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 183 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-01-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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This book is volume 2 in the Supernatural Law trade paperback series, following Tales of Supernatural Law.. Other featured clients include a UFO fanatic, a guardian angel, a young woman who's carrying Satan's baby, a werewolf artist, Dracula, and more. Beware the creatures of the night--they have lawyers! Attorneys Alanna Wolff and Jeff Byrd specialize in defending the supernatural--and the supernaturally afflicted! In this collection of eight issues from the popular comic book series, the lawyers handle the case of Sodd, The Thing Called It, a partman, partt-vegetation creature who is having his 15 minutes of fame
All rights reserved. These level-headed and calm lawyers (who have their own problematic lives to contend with) play straight men to a parade of hapless monsters and other supernatural types as they are guided through their often pathetic legal complaints. Some of the cultural references might fly right over the head of anyone under 30, and if too many stories are read in one sitting, preciousness overload sets in (bad puns abound.) But the niche that Lashs work is aimed at will certainly appreciate Wolff & Byrds adventures. . This book is amusing and clever—but sometimes too clever. (Oct.)Copyright ©
& enjoy farcical entertainment If you are a lawyer, & enjoy farcical entertainment, you'll love this.. A new spin on horror, fantasy, and the courtroom drama Midwest Book Review Swamp Monsters have legal troubles too. "The Soddyssey: And Other Tales of Supernatural Law" delves into the one thing effective against all supernatural creatures, at least in these regards, lawyers. Laugh out loud funny, it's a reprint of several issues of the comic book series 'Wolff & Byrd', a legal team specializing in the supernatural. A new spin on horror, fantasy, and the courtroom drama, "The Soddyssey" is an enthusia. Distinctive and witty I guess to some extent Wolff and Byrd/Supernatural Law is an acquired taste, but once you acquire it, it's addictive . You want all you can get. Superhero fans might find the artwork, initially, too reminiscent of Archie comics. Then there's the necessary suspension of disbelief. If these things happened, the world would be very different because we'd all have evidence of the existence of the afterlife. But if you can accept p