Criminal #8
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| Writer | Ed Brubaker |
| Artist | Sean Phillips |
| Cover Price | $2.99 |
Tracy Lawless' life is getting stranger and stranger as his quest for the truth about his brother's death gets closer to the truth. Operating with a fake name, and now having joined the former crew his brother Rick worked with as their new getaway driver, Tracy is getting deeper into the world of crime he once gave up everything to escape. And now, on top of his own twisted motives, a team of mob hitmen are gunning for him, and seem to know who he really is.
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Comics Bulletin - Matthew McLean
Aug 13, 2007In all forms of literature, though, the focus of revenge tales is often on how hard it is and how bad the people seeking it are. Criminal certainly doesnt forget this, but it also brings to light that revenge is a complicated thing, often muddled with uncertainty. This makes for a much more human and compelling comic. Read Full Review
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It's weird how normal Jacob seemed when I first read this. Also, glad to see this was apparently released in 1969.
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