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There are 3 critical essays on A Boy and His Dog.
Critical Essays on A Boy and His Dog
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Critical Essay by John Crow and Richard Erlich
599 words, approx. 2 pages
 Harlan Ellison's A Boy and His Dog … is a cautionary fable employing satire and mythic patterns to define a future world that in some respects may already be with us. The "boy" is Vic … and the "dog" is Blood …; their world is the American Southwest in 2024, shortly after World War IV and the near-total destruction of the human race. (p. 162) In Blood, we have one of the variations in mythic patterns and folk motifs that make … [Ellison's... from source:
Critical Review by Ray Olson
208 words, approx. 1 pages
In the following review, Olson offers a positive review of the graphic novel adaptation of Ellison's A Boy and His Dog.
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