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crackup comics collection is a meta companion title to the popular video game Bendy and the ink machine,

The comics are framed to be an archival reproduction of the classic comics produced by the fictional Joey Drew Studios,

You do not need to play the game to understand them and they add nothing to the lore found within the game,

The comics are short and humorous, Very representative of the time period they are emulating,

If you are a fan of classic animation or even classic comic strips, then this is a fun little homage to a time since past,

As a fan of both Bendy and classic animation, I especially loved the care taken with this this product, It not only feels like an old depression era cartoon, it also has Easter eggs from the video game, A well enjoyed book

My kids enjoy the game, and this book lets them enjoy some of the backstory, looking forward to more.
to come. I love Bandy the Devil, both the game and the books, This one is a fun comic books type, I truly enjoyed the old time writing, Read this book to help filter out inappropriate content in a friend's library,
This book has mild comic book violence, the damage only marked by bandages for a couple of frames, The plots to individual stories aren't overall compelling and mimic a lot of other comics popular in the time, the slapstick humor was occasionally amusing,
Honestly, it kinda feels like the book was made less as homage to the original comics and more like a grab at the coattails of The Indie Horror game, "Bendy and The Ink Machine".

The part I enjoyed most was seeing the development of characters over the years of the comic's publications, Very interesting to watch the two dimensional voiceless and homeless characters of the original comics literally gain voice as time progresses, This book is absolutely darling, If you're a Bendy and the Ink Machine fan and you love the cute little Bendy cartoons on YouTube, you need to read this book, It takes all the charm and fun of those cartoons and puts them into comic form, Plus, all of the characters from the cartoons get time to shine,

The book is framed as an archive collection of the Bendy comics that Joey Drew had created alongside the cartoons, It gives the existence of the comics a context in the history of Joey Drew Studios, as well as hinting at upcoming Bendy material unassociated with Joey Drew, as the foreword and afterward say that Nathan Arch CEO of Archgate Films purchased the rights to Bendy from Joey Drew after the studio closed.
This serves as additional lore for game fans, though it doesn't have any bearing on the comics themselves, which can be read without needing to have played the games or to have watched the cartoons.


The book is separated into three parts, the newspaper comic strips, which are generally shorterpages the dimestore comics, which can be aroundpages long and the promotional comics, which are generally shorter than the dimestore comics but longer than the newspaper strips.
The newspaper comics feel the closest to the Bendy cartoons with their lack of dialogue and short length, but the promotional comics seem to be comic "adaptations" of the Bendy cartoons you see clips of in the game but do not exist fully on YouTube.
Both the promotional comics and the dimestore comics have longer storylines and flesh out the characters with dialogue, and it is great to see their personalities developed past the simpler cartoons.


If you don't already love Alice Angel, you'll definitely love her here, She is smart, mischievous, and also a sweetheart, and she gets a full dimestore comic focused solely on her, Even Edgar gets a moment for himself, which makes me very happy because he is precious, I don't even need to mention Bendy and Boris, who are the main in most of the stories and are, of course, delightful to follow around,

The art is absolutely adorable, It's very oldschool like the cartoons, with a ton of energy going into the backgrounds and character expressions, It's mostly black and white, though sometimes it has a yellow tint because the comics themselves are supposed to be an archive of old Bendy comics, I just love everything about this style and how cute the characters are,

In conclusion, if you are a Bendy fan particularly of the cartoon aspects of the game, you need to read this, If you are a fan of that old's's style of comics/cartoons, you will probably enjoy this without needing to be a Bendy fan, It isn't required to already know Bendy to read these because they are necessarily separate from the game lore, One dimestore comic does directly reference the actual game villains, but it's more of a bonus for fans of the game and you don't need to know who they are to enjoy that comic.
All in all, I would highly recommend this, Okay comic. Interesting to see the "history" of Bendy, This was very enjoyable and a great way to learn the personalities of the characters from the game! Loved it, The art style is very enjoyable along with the funny comments, Back again with another Bendy book,
This time, its about the in universe works of the Bendy cartoons from Joey Drew Studios,
This is done very similarly to the Peanuts and classic newspaper strips without any real plot, zany hijinks and a lot of funny things,
Its fun and cute, and does expand the world and lets us have a stronger grasp of each characters personality before they became mutated abominations, But its ultimately not needed unless youre a die hard Bendy fan, comic book It was fine, Just another comic. FNaF The Fourth Closet was better than this, I love that original and vintage style of cartooning from thes ands, It has such character and life to it, These comics were surprisingly edgy for the time period which was surprising, A collection of Bendy funny Bendy comics, I highly recommend to anyone who likes Bendy and the Ink Machine,
It would be interesting to see if any of the characters in some these comic strips appear in the next video game, Bendy and the Dark Revival.


This book was absolutely brilliant, The intro in the beginning from the outro in the end, were just perfectly plotted out, The intro was written as a historical background and created a better understanding of what the cartoon versions of the characters actually were like, The story and just the style alone are just like the older cartoons, From the first simple comic strips, to the more engagingly elaborate stories, It reminded me like classic Disney films such as "Steamboat Willie, " Between the author and the illustrator, thank you for making an ingenious book, Bendy has always been my childhood and reading this while I was stressed at school it made me happy This collection of vintagess Bendy comic strips is a musthave for those wanting to peek into the silly, scary world of Bendy and his friends!

For those dying to know more about the

simple, darkly funny cartoons produced at Joey Drew Studios, look no further than this illustrated collection of comics based on the exploits of Bendy, Boris the Wolf, Alice Angel, and all their friends! This collection of vintage comic strip adaptations brings to life the best of the many cartoon features produced by Joey Drew Studios.
Fans of all ages won't want to miss this neverbeforepublished romp that brings to life the world of Bendy!,