This wasn't bad, but it pales in comparison to the original. Though there was a different artist for each of the three parts, the art was quite good. Not necessarily great, but very good.

The stories weren't bad, building up a couple of subplots that would have destroyed the pacing of the original, had they been included.

My biggest beef here is, it's because less realistic as more shootouts are piled on. Yes, he's the Angel (or Archangel, depending on which story you're in) of Death, but O'Sullivan never takes a bullet? Never even gets winged?

With that plot point, this begins to stray from a crime story and almost into superheroics. There's a point where it just becomes unbelievable.

Overall, good, but diminishing returns. ( )

Not so much a sequil as 'all the bits from the previous book that an editor would have taken out'. So if you loved Road to Perdition, then I would whole heartedly recommend this for more father-and-son gangster adventures, but if you felt like you'd already had rather a lot of them this isn't going to add much. ( )