Brian Azzarello
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Hellblazer: Good Intentions
With Marcelo Frusin
Welcome to Doglick, West Virginia:
A nasty bit of roadkill alongside the highway to Hell.
He’s done hard time in prison to ease his conscience, but now it’s time for John Constantine to make amends to the kin of one Richard ‘Lucky’ Fermin, who took his own life with the gun that Constantine handed to him. Constantine’s got some history with the Fermin clan, and they might not all be very happy to see him. But the truth is, they’ve got bigger things to worry about in Doglick - things that will shock even the unshockable Constantine, once he figures out what’s really going on.
Collecting the first story arc from the acclaimed Hellblazer creative team of writer Brian Azzarello and artist Marcelo Frusin, Hellblazer: Good Intentions marks a new chapter in the chronicles of John Constantine - the hard-drinking, hard-smoking master of bad-luck magic.
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100 Bullets: Hang Up on the Hang Low
With Eduardo Risso
Winner of the 2001 Eisner Award for Best Serialised Story
Life’s a Bitch. . . and then you die. Or at least somebody dies. Most likely, when you enter the shadowy world of 100 Bullets, it’s a whole lot of people. That’s just what a young man named loop is about to find out. With a gun and 100 rounds of untraceable ammunition - courtesy of the mysterious Agent Graves - he’s set to meet the father he never knew, and find out first-hand what the underworld is really like.
It’s going to be worse than he could possibly imagine.
‘100 BULLETS is arguably the finest collaborative comic book this medium has produced in decades.’ Jim lee, from his introduction
‘Amazing artwork and over-the-top stories revenge never looked so sweet.’ Transworld Stance
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100 Bullets: Split Second Chance
Split Second Chance, the second collection of Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso’s acclaimed crime series 100 Bullets, will bring you deeper than ever into their raw and unforgiving world of gutter crime and sanctioned retribution. With a seemingly simple gift - an untraceable gun and a hundred rounds of ammunition - the mysterious Agent Graves offers the powerless and wronged a chance at vengeance. But beyond the decision of whether or not to pull the trigger, a deeper question is beginning to emerge: just who is making this possible - and why?
‘Thanks are overdue to both of these guys for producing the most exciting comic book in years’ Howard Chaykin, from his introduction
‘100 Bullets is a masterpiece of brilliant character work and stunning visuals. The seamy side never looked so good.’ Paul Dini
Bibliography
N.B. dates and publishers in dark red indicate British First Editions. Dates and publishers in black indicate recent reprints.
Hellblazer: Good Intentions
(Titan Books Pbk,
2002)
100 Bullets: Hang Up on the Hang Low
(Titan Books Pbk,
2002)
100 Bullets: Split Second Chance
(Titan Books Pbk,
2001)
Hellblazer: Good Intentions
by Brian Azzarello
