Trista and Holt #7

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• 10

  Graphic Policy - Nevada McPherson

  Jul 23, 2015

  Trista & Holt #7 takes a step back in time while making a leap forward in character development regarding Trista, Governal and even Marcella, whos a tad more nuanced here, prior to the bloody chaos shes set in motion in earlier issues. Bergens collaboration with Renee Asher Pickup in this double issue makes for a most refreshing and unusual summer reading experience: a Warholian fantasy where Philip Marlowe holds court at a table in the back of Studio 54, black & white home movies of a very young Edie Sedgewick flickering in the background. Then again, reading Trista & Holt in general (and this issue in particular) is like buying candy from a kind, handsome stranger at a nightclub. You wont know what itll do to your mind til you try it. Read Full Review

• 8.7

  BGCP - Andrew McIntyre

  Jul 28, 2015

  A great insight into the dark beginnings one of the series' most interesting characters. Read Full Review