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Patience is not Gilbert and Sullivan’s most popular play. Musically or textually it is also not their most sophisticated—not that the duo is known for complex dramatic exchanges as much as for pithy comic deliverance—but the Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert and Sullivan Players latest production, though unpolished in its execution, effectively delivers the humor that has kept this somewhat unremarkable musical in frequent production...
...follows the recommendation of director Dennis B. Clark ’03 to “think a little, but laugh a lot,” one will walk away with the same satisfaction that most Gilbert & Sullivan operettas offer their audiences...
Words and Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert...
...Unlike nearly all of Gilbert's previous work, "Grip" has been published in color. This makes sense for a send-up of the old four-color books. The bright color scheme combined with Hernandez' thick-lined, cartoony drawing style makes for a more punchy comedic effect than his black and white work...
...Gross, creepy, sexy, action-packed and weird, "Grip: The Strange World of Men," completely satisfies your basic comix needs. For years Gilbert Hernandez has weaved the themes of pulp comicbooks into his narratives. Now he has put them all into one story. DC says it plans on collecting the series into a paperback but doesn't have it on schedule yet. Though it would be a relief to read this series without all the intrusive videogame ads you might not want to hold out for this top-notch comicbook...