Pulp sees Brubaker and Phillips lend their suave noir style to tell a moving story across two timelines. I was impressed by the setting, which traded the gritty underworld for the open plains of the wild west, and juxtaposed this to the crowded life of the inner-city. It's a story about the pathways of life, it tells of how beginnings lead to inevitable ends, however much changes in between. The art style complements the two settings and brings the reader right into the heart of the story. The self-contained original graphic novel format also allows this story to delve straight into the character and formulates a refreshing read, which recreates the feel of the action-packed pulps and brings it to life within a harsh historical context.