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Animosity the rise crack#
Though this isn’t something I would usually read, because I’m not a huge fan of animals as the main characters, I decided to take a crack at this, because it is a graphic novel, and it’s not like the usual animal novels that I’ve read in the past. What it doesn’t know, however, is that there’s a human revolution brewing that could change the state of the world once again. That is, until a vet helps a wounded animal, and one special animal decides to take him under her wing. How could they trust anyone? Human’s have done horrible things them, and they’re not about to forget that. Not only are they killing everyone, but they’re intent on taking over the world.
Fully conscious of what’s going on around them, they decide that humans are the bad guy, which isn’t completely wrong, and begin to fight back. One day, animals started to think for themselves. Published November 28th 2017 by Aftershock Comicsĭo you like books about animals being able to talk and think like humans do? What about a riot, where they think for themselves and decide that humans just aren’t what’s hot right now? Then this is something you should check out!
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