Join officer Ned Slade as he's dragged out of his retirement
persona of cat-loving suburban pervert Greg Feely and pressed
back into service with extra-dimensional cleanup cops The
Hand. Prepare to board city-size cruise ships, dodge super-sized
killer sperm, and meet Max Thunderstone, the man who talks
in thought balloons...
The
Filth revolves around the life of cat lover Greg Feely.
His neighbours know that there is something odd about him,
but they have no idea how truly bizarre he is. In our reality
he is a bald headed weirdo who buries animals in his back
yard, but he leads a secret double life as Ned Slade - a bad
wig wearing agent for a higher power.
While
on Earth he watches non-stop pornography at home on his television,
but once whisked off on an assignment he is disgusted by such
things - especially when he visits the porno-garbage dumps
that have opened up to exclusively cater for the populations
waste pornographic material.
Just
what on earth is a talking, Russian, sniper monkey doing on
Slade's team? And why does the ape boy hate humans so much?
Also, why do we have a male President of the United States
who has breasts and has taken to wearing a bra? And why do
the dolphins drive vehicles? These questions, and many other
pointless ones, are answered here.
This
collection is sick, twisted and, in short, damn entertaining.
Is Feely delusional to the point of being certifiably insane?
Or is he really a member of a secret organisation from another
universe?
The
art in this collection is first rate. Chris Weston's twisted
view beautifully complements Grant Morrison's warped imagination.
This
has to be Morrison's finest work to date - and arguably one
of the greatest collections to be released in the last decade.
Morrison is sick in the head... and we wouldn't have it any
other way. Mental!
Pete
Boomer
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