Okay this one is embarrassing but yes I read this. It was a crazy bloody mess but kinda fun. Not gonna lie.

A weird premise of what would happen if grizzly bears and sharks were swapped to their opposite environments. Still reading? Good.It kinda reminds me of the movie Sharknado, which probably was an inspiration of some sort.The art plays a pretty big part to the comedy in it, which is great!Here, our protagonist is a boy who's bottom-half was eaten by a shark, but somehow he's still able to survive? Yeah, if you don't take it too seriously you might enjoy it. I, for one, did pretty much enjoy the s...

Bloody entertaining chase and gore action comedy.

This might be the greatest work of art produced by our species in the past 200 years.I don't want to spoil it. But I will say: if you like the cover, you will like what is inside.I would like to thank whoever designed the cover, probably the author, for including the title, because, had I not known this book was called "Grizzlyshark," I might never have bought it, thereby rendering my entire existence pointless.This--this is the kind of art that reminds us of the greatness that man can achieve.

I am a sucker for anything with a “Sharknado” vibe – and this comic looked right up my alley. It did not disappoint. Totally ridiculous, and very funny. You knew right from the start what you were getting into: “There are sharks in these woods”, “Ow geez Dad. Yer paranoid and crazy. Bears are in these woods, nothing else. … Dad, you’re such an idio… WTF?!?” WTF indeed. Loads of gore – mostly blood, but also red icecream: “Why would we go into the woods without wearing my cinnamon bear jub...

This comic was... weird. And strangely hilarious and funny.

Sea Bear Vs. Grizzly Shark was an amusing one-shot comic. It was full of gore, and a very simple joke. What if they made a typical bear in the woods monster movie, but replaced the bear with a shark? And what if they made a sea-monster/shark story but replaced the shark with a bear. It's about a ten page interesting premise.I won't say Nobody Asked For A 3 Issue GrizzlyShark series to flesh out the story because obviously, somebody did, and the publisher agreed. It wasn't me.The joke just doesn'...

If you go down to the woods today, you’re sure of a big surprise… In a world where sharks live in the forest and terrorise tourists, two hicks called Carl and Jonbobby, along with Seabear (because bears live in the sea in this kerazy topsy-turvy world), will take it upon themselves to rid the world of the Grizzlyshark infestation of the National Parks! Invincible artist Ryan Ottley’s Grizzlyshark is a one-joke comic that, like all one-joke comics, becomes repetitive and dull quite quickly. In th...

Definitely not a comic for everyone, but I found it hilarious. It's definitely for people with a silly sense of humor. If it sound like something you would like, then I highly encourage to check it out!

When you buy a book called "Grizzly Shark", you expect ridiculous and that's exactly what you get. It was however different than I expected. From the title I expected some kind of Sharktopus like monster. What we get is more like Forest Shark. These are sharks that swim through the trees. The entire book is a one note joke. A bunch of people introduced on one page and brutally eaten on the next. And our main characters such as they are mainly consist of inbred hillbillies. But hey, I wasn't expe...

So my dear idiotic friend KoKo convinced everyone I dared him to read an erotica book we all know he picked up by himself so I, in turn, got dared to read this book by Bhavik Hehehe, well, joke's on you, Bhavik, cause just like Anish loves his books with balls and holes, I like mine with blood and gore *smiles freakishly innocently* So...about this comic. Remember baby shark do do song's sharks?Imagine them hunting...but in a much bloodier fashion. In the wood. Surviving without water. And sh...

and that's no lie this book is my new favorite thing. and - wow - does my new favorite thing have a lot of negative reviews here on goodreads. the objections seem to be: 1) this is really dumb and 2) this is a one-joke book.do i disagree? not at all. this is SO DUMB it should be wearing a helmet so it doesn't hurt itself. and yup, there's just one joke. but when that joke is, "sharks messily eat people on land - whaaaaaaaaat?" i'm telling you - that joke does not get old for me. my ex

Definitely not for everyone, but this cracked me the hell up. Maybe The Asylum will adapt it as a motion picture?! *hopeful face*

Six stars!

Incredibly gory, very un-P.C. and freaking HILARIOUS! Honestly, I was expecting this comic to be not so great, but Grizzlyshark had me legitimately laughing out loud on almost every single page. If a shark stalking its prey on land in the backwoods forests of the US sounds appealing to you, file this one under "must read". It might not win any awards or be everyone's cup of tea, but for those who appreciate incredibly raunchy/slightly immature humor (and possibly Sharknado- I wouldn't know becau...

Sharks and blood. Tons of blood and guts. Also hilarious. And you already know my rating system, that's why 5 stars.

so, so bad but I ❤ it

This comicbook is utterly mental. It's pure stupidity and I felt delightfully stupid for laughing at every panel in which sharks appear out of the woods and disembowel people. It's an escalation of absurdity, and it never ceases.Don't expect a plot apart from "woods are dangerous because giant sharks hide in them and all it takes is a scratch on your thumb for them to smell your blood and come get you". I can imagine the author laughing himself stupid at every page he drew, and I wish I could en...

You know those kinds of books and movies that are so trashy they are actually amazing? For me Grizzlyshark does not quite make it there, but it is still pretty fun.

This is the stupiest thing I've ever read with my own eyes. Four Stars. It's the sharknado of comics, the art's mediocre, there's blood and gore galore, rocks are smarter than all the characters, it's painfully obvious this is a first time writer as the dialog is atrocious...and yet... Four stars. There is a very extensive 'how it was made' reveal at the end. Chicken scratch notes and thumbnails of the creative process is so great to see. My favorite note was when the bear vs shark throw down ha...