I’ve got Vols 2-5 checked out from the library right now so I’ll probably get to them pretty soon.

There is also already some very wacky escalations of plot happening, so I can only imagine how weird this thing is going to get by the end. There seems to be an overarching storyline that is just getting started, and some twists and turns even in this first volume. It was also funny at the same time as being gross. The art was really unique, cartoony but consistent. Buy a discounted Paperback of Chew Volume 1 online from Australias leading online bookstore. It’s heavily implied that the government is actually lying about the bird flu, and that something else killed all those millions of people. Booktopia has Chew Volume 1, Tasters Choice by John Layman. At the beginning of the series, it’s Tony’s job to track down people who sell and buy chicken on the black market. Chew is an American comic book series about a U.S. Why? Unsure at the moment, but it has something to do with the fact that, also in this world, supposedly because of a serious bird flu outbreak years back, chicken is now an illegal substance. This also means that after getting into a bit of a scrape with his partner involving accidentally learning about a serial killer hiding in a restaurant because he tasted the murder victims in his soup, he is recruited by the FDA to solve crimes by ingesting truly disgusting pieces of evidence the FDA in this world is the most powerful branch of government. This basically means all he eats is beets in a variety of forms. Chew Smorgasbord Edition Volume 1 Hardcover 26 November 2013 by John Layman (Author) Visit Amazon's John Layman Page Find all the books, read about the author, and more. Basically, Tony Chu is a cop, who is a cibopath, meaning he can sense the histories of what he eats. If you’ve got a strong stomach and appreciate a wacky premise, this might be for you. I mean it, if you can’t handle seriously nasty things (mostly involving tasting and smelling, and bodily fluids, and gore) stay away from here.

Chew, Vol. 1 by John Layman