G
Guillermo Ruiz
Chew
Chew
12 books
Complete series
About this series
In a world where bird flu has made poultry illegal, Tony Chu is a cibopath, able to learn a food's history by tasting it. This crime series follows Tony as he uses his unique ability to solve bizarre cases for the FDA, encountering a strange cast of characters and dark conspiracies along the way.
Subseries
Books
Chew Integral nº 01/03
Comic
Chew #1
Chew, Vol. 1
Comic
Chew #1
Chew Integral nº 02/03
Graphic novel
Chew Integral #2
Chew, Vol. 2
Comic
Chew #2
Chew Integral nº 03/03
Graphic novel
Chew Integral #3
Chew - The Smorgasbord Edition, Vol. 3
Comic
Chew - The Smorgasbord Edition #3
Chew, Vol. 3: Just Desserts
Chew #3
Chew, Vol. 4
Comic
Chew #4
Chew, Vol. 5
Comic
Chew #5
Chew, Vol. 6
Comic
Chew #6
Chew, Vol. 7
Comic
Chew #7
Chew, Vol. 8
Comic
Chew #8
Chew, Vol. 9
Comic
Chew #9
Chew, Vol. 10
Comic
Chew #10
Chew, Vol. 11
Comic
Chew #11
Chew, Vol. 12
Comic
Chew #12No cover available
Chew: The Nomnibus Edition
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Frequently asked questions
What is the correct reading order for the Chew series?
The series is best read in the order of its collected volumes, starting with "Chew, Vol. 1: Taster's Choice." Each volume builds directly on the previous one, following the overarching narrative.
Is there a TV show or movie adaptation of Chew?
An animated pilot based on the series was produced, featuring the voices of Steven Yeun and Felicia Day. There was also a live-action television series in development at one point.
Are there any spin-off comics related to Chew?
Yes, there is a spin-off miniseries titled "Chew: Secret Agent Poyo" that focuses on the fan-favorite character, Agent Poyo. It offers additional stories within the Chew universe.
Is Chew a finished comic series?
The Chew comic series concluded with issue #60. The story is complete.
Does "Chew" have a crossover with another comic?
Chew has a crossover with the comic series Revival. The crossover is titled "Chew/Revival."