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Title: The 13th of Never by Crab Scrambly ISBN: 0-943151-90-2 Publisher: Slave Labor Graphics Pub. Date: February, 2004 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $7.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: This is Slave Labor???
Comment: I have to agree with the other review. I collect slave labor and other trade papers, usually comics, but this is no comic. I have to call it a short story or novella as slave labor calls it: it is just more elaborate in story line than any short story I have read and at around 75 pages, it is quite the read. Once you get sucked in by the pictures, and they will, it takes much longer to finish because the picture are so detailed and have so much to look at that you always find something you missed. I want more from crab and hope he reads this, I think I shall email him today. Thanks.

Rating: 5
Summary: this is like nothing you have ever read!
Comment: It seems no one has reviewed and someone should have. This is the deal. I bought everything can be beaten from amazon and was sort of pleased, the story was cute and somewhat simple but the illustrative work, WOW! It was story book quality. So I the bought 13th of never and if you have not seen this, search the net and I definately recommend you buy it. It is one of those things that you get or come across once in a while that you are totally caught off guard by and you pass it along to all your friends so they can share in the experience. Yeah, it's that good and I do not exaggerate. Unbelievably technical illustrations that are so well drawn that you almost need no text. I even recommend it for childeren at least above the age of 12. Great and meaningful yet sad story but the illustrations blew me away. I hope this helps and convinces someone.