Blood and retribution set the stage for the Devil's hellish noose! A mystical trap baited in blood has been set to ensnare the diabolic presence that stalks Grendel's lethal trail. Following an unsuccessful assassination attempt on the criminal mastermind, Grendel sets his merciless sights on the rebellious leaders of the Korean mob. But will Hunter Rose's deadly precision be enough to reel in his mysterious and monstrous pursuer? * Writer/artist Matt Wagner unleashes a darkness unlike any ever seen as this expos� of the original Grendel's greatest secrets reaches its deadliest pitch yet!
I'm not going to waste more space complaining about the lackluster use of red coloring again. It's something that has bugged me from day one, and I've learned to live with it by now. For all its unchanging faults, this book still has much to offer the discerning Grendel reader. Read Full Review
My only complaint about Grendel: Behold the Devil is the paper quality and price. For $3.50, you get a very worthwhile investment printed on the thickest, non-glossy paper stock available. It is really necessary? I personally dont think so. I like the series so Ill buy into it, but expect to hear me bitch about it. Read Full Review
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