Spring 1889. Months have passed since Whitechapel was covered in blood, and while the mystery surrounding Jack the Ripper goes cold, Inspector Frederick Abberline is still a man obsessed. But when a series of killings identical to the Ripper's occur in Paris, Abberline must risk everything to close history's most famous murder case once and for all!
The art is absolutely stunning, some of the panels are simply breath-taking, the attention to detail in each panel shows the time taken to produce each page. The story is interesting, you find yourself getting caught up in a story you thought you know. A great take on the infamous Jack. Read Full Review
Overall then, this is very much a book of two halves, with a gripping opening and a somewhat bewildering finale. Jack The Ripper is still well worth a look though, particularly for those with a taste for Victorian thrillers, and for those of us who appreciate truly great artwork. Read Full Review
I think it was a bold effort to tackle a subject as beloved (and exhaustively researched) as this, and it shows, but overall the plot just fails to live up to the mystery, and it slowly falls apart. Read Full Review
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