Chew #30 is the halfway point in the series and thing really begin to heat up. John Layman tells a story that is painful to read, as we lose a character to soon.
Layman has created a fun world here, and you tend to get lulled into a false sense of security. This issue rips that away. Tony Chu is still hospitalized and his twin sister Toni is getting ready for her wedding. It all starts off in a dream of Toni's perfect wedding day, and then reality crashes in. Layman is a bit of a bastard for this one. There isn't a lot to say without spoiling anything so I will leave the story off here. If you are a fan, buy it. If not, become one.
Rob Guillory does an amazing job as always, his cartoonish characters always stand out, and he even makes the horrible look beautiful. Bastards
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