Product Description

Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso slap in a fresh clip of "100 Bullets" - the smash-hit crime saga that begs the question: if you were given a gun, 100 untraceable bullets and carte blanche to do anything you liked with them, what would you do? The march to civil war amongst the Trust - the secret cabal of families ruling America from the shadows - continues, as Augustus Medici and Megan Dietrich form a bloody alliance with Lono. Meanwhile, Graves has his own agenda, and this time, two brothers are given the suitcase with 100 untraceable bullets...With razor-sharp dialogue, high-calibre action and a cinematic scope, this critically acclaimed and award-winning series is an absolute must!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #32505 in Books
• Published on: 2007-01-26
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 192 pages

Review
* Voted 1st in Techland's Top Ten Comics of the Decade * --- Techland

'Imagine Quentin Tarantino doing The X-Files, and you've got some idea of the twisting, turning plots up for grabs here.' --- thrillingdetective.com

'An ink-dark crime series about consequence-free revenge.' --- New York Times Style Magazine

About the Author
Brian Azzarello has become one of the biggest names in comics thanks to his outstanding work on 100 Bullets. Batman, Superman and Jonny Double have further projected him to the forefront of contemporary comics writers. Eduardo Risso has worked with Azzarello on many of the above titles, and is rapidly ascending the ranks of critical and fan popularity.

Customer Reviews

Hard boiled genius!
We're into the 10th volume of "100 Bullets" now and it doesn't show any sign of tiring. The basic concept is genius, but as the story has broadened it's become an epic with enough twists, turns and betrayals to make your head spin. It's truly impressive that the creative team manage to keep track of it all, such is the scope of the whole thing. Each new volume brings with it a brand new host of colorful characters, each effectively starring in their own standalone tales, every one of which is rich enough for it's own series and masterfully woven into the whole. The artwork still wows and there's plenty of the hard-boiled dialogue that floats Tarantino's boat, making this a series that simply must be read.