So it's not a reach to say that "A Righteous Thirst For Vengeance" feels like sitting down and watching Christopher Nolan's "Memento" in consecutive order : just because everything is laid out and filled with loud, explosive, action does not mean that the form of entertainment should be taken as simple. Rather, Remender's "A Righteous Thirst For Vengeance" is an unpredictable dingy joy-ride in a fish bowl Honda Civic, where one reading does not know if there is death waiting around the corner with every (page) turn. Read Full Review

Violent tragedy, crime mysteries, car chases, and shootouts. That's A Righteous Thirst of Vengeance to the T. Read Full Review