Very weird and amusing. I had no idea it was ongoing - I'm caught up to the last issue with a couple to go until the series is finished. I'm counting this as done. Po-Yo forever. ( )

Ahh, the first 10 issues in one gulp! :-)

I'm still loving the idea of a world in which chicken is outlawed because of the bird flu and so there is a chicken (and egg) black-market! And of course the power of the main character, Tony Chu, who is "Cibopathic, which means he gets psychic impressions from whatever he eats." Like I wrote before, "It's gross, but totally fun to read! And I'm looking forward to reading more!" So I did! Now we've got two relationships, a vampire, an exotic food/plant thing, and still no answers to what happened up in the arctic or where Mason Savoy went off to!

Woo hoo to Chew! Bring on the next volume!!!

For Poyo!!! ( )

It was gross and I loved it. An unique and messed up world that's at times too close to ours. I love Tony Chu. He's great as the hero and the clueless dupe. Lots of fun. ( )

This is probably the most bizarre thing I've ever read. I'm not sure, but I think I like it. ( )

Brilliant, but not quite genius. Tony Chu can see the past of anything he eats, sure...but what about the food critic who can make anyone taste the food she writes about? Or the mute cook who speaks only (and literally) through his food?

Ah, the deadly intrigue that happens when millions of people die in the bird-flu epidemic, and chicken is banned. Fun and nice on the eyes. ( )