Dinosaurs in comics. Part 4. Plumeri A., Blose

In full accordance with the logic of evolution with each new volume, the authors of the Dinosaurs in comics series, screenwriter Arno Plumerus and artist Blose, pay more and more attention for the time being modest, inconspicuous and very shy inhabitants of the planet to mammals.

On the pages of this, already the fourth in a row of Tom, two pretty prehistoric mice now and then fall into funny situations, of which they are far from always emitting winners. But we know: the future is behind them! And even such hellish monsters as the “Rog -headed Devil” of Diablocratops and the “Bloody King” Litronax, you will have to give way to more adapted competitors. What is there to give in! They will have no choice but. Get out!

And not only to them, but also to the dexterous fisherman to the ichthyovenator, the unfortunate, but the Merced Score of Nigerzavra, the horned Uvolnya washings, the incomparable sprinter Carnotaurus, the absurd tootics of the pagostax (similar to the vampire!), An amazing gigantator and all, everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone All other dinosaurs, without exception.

And the small mammals very soon, only after some ten or two millions of years, will begin to be rapidly evolving, for which we must say many thanks to them!