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Chargement... Femme Noir Volume 1: The Dark City Diariespar Christopher Mills
Aucun Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre.  Rosa.Mill | Nov 21, 2015 |   This book is clearly an homage to all things pulp. Starting with the obvious shout out to noir and going as far as massive robots and jungle girls. I like that we never really know who the blonde is. I think that makes the heroine a little bit better. The stories are dark but they still have that hint of twisted humor that I think it is a staple in pulp. The artwork is great and really ties into what the authors are trying to do with the story. (  ) Rosa.Mill | Nov 21, 2015 | This book is clearly an homage to all things pulp. Starting with the obvious shout out to noir and going as far as massive robots and jungle girls. I like that we never really know who the blonde is. I think that makes the heroine a little bit better. The stories are dark but they still have that hint of twisted humor that I think it is a staple in pulp. The artwork is great and really ties into what the authors are trying to do with the story. ( ) Rosa.Mill | Nov 21, 2015 | This book is clearly an homage to all things pulp. Starting with the obvious shout out to noir and going as far as massive robots and jungle girls. I like that we never really know who the blonde is. I think that makes the heroine a little bit better. The stories are dark but they still have that hint of twisted humor that I think it is a staple in pulp. The artwork is great and really ties into what the authors are trying to do with the story. ( ) Rosa.Mill | Nov 21, 2015 | aucune critique | ajouter une critique
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On the mean streets of Port Nocturne -- justice is blonde! This volumecollects all four issues of the critically acclaimed crime fiction mini-seriesabout a mysterious, gun-toting dame fighting for justice in a dark city drowningin violence and corruption. This volume also includes two complete bonusstories, conceptual artwork by Eisner Award-winning artist Joe Staton, and anintroduction by the Shamus Award-winning author of Road To Perdition, MaxAllan Collins. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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This book is clearly an homage to all things pulp. Starting with the obvious shout out to noir and going as far as massive robots and jungle girls. I like that we never really know who the blonde is. I think that makes the heroine a little bit better. The stories are dark but they still have that hint of twisted humor that I think it is a staple in pulp. The artwork is great and really ties into what the authors are trying to do with the story. (