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A review by iamrainbou
Bob's Burgers: Medium Rare by Mike Olsen, Anthony Aguinaldo, Adam Beechen, John McNamee, Emiko Sawanobori, Hector Reynoso, Loren Bouchard, Adam Philipps, Ben Dickerson, Bernard Derriman, Mario D'Anna, Rachel Hastings, Joe Healy, Steven Theis, Justin Hook, Brian Hall, Anneliese Waddington, Mike Guerena, Frank Forte, Chad Brewster, Tom Riggin, Tom Connor, Jeff Drake, Mark Von Der Heide, Marcelo Benavides, Robin Brigstocke
3.0
I love the show, I LOVE IT. It's not perfect, but in between of so many racist and misogynist shows, Bob's Burgers does pretty well. The jokes don't rely on stereotypes, misogyny or racism. And although they are not a perfect family, the Belchers are very supportive and loyal to one another.
So yeah, I HAD to read the comic. And it was great! I laughed so hard. The issues are divided into three different stories; an entry of Tina's Erotic Friend Fiction, a story of Louise solving mysteries, and a story of Gene in rhymes. It's full of friendship, sunshine, murder thoughts from Louise, dirty thoughts from Tina and catchy songs from Gene. It truly breathes the show essence.
So yeah, I HAD to read the comic. And it was great! I laughed so hard. The issues are divided into three different stories; an entry of Tina's Erotic Friend Fiction, a story of Louise solving mysteries, and a story of Gene in rhymes. It's full of friendship, sunshine, murder thoughts from Louise, dirty thoughts from Tina and catchy songs from Gene. It truly breathes the show essence.