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Home / Black Beetle #1 (2013) seocnd print

Black Beetle #1 (2013) seocnd print

Black Beetle #1 (2013) seocnd print

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2013 Dark Horse Comics
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(W/A/CA) Francesco Francavilla

Black Beetle's investigation of two local mob bosses is interrupted when a mysterious explosion murders them and a pub full of gangsters-taking out most of Colt City's organized crime in one fell swoop. Who could pull off such a coup, and what danger might that murderous bomber do to Colt City and Black Beetle?

Date Available: 03/13/2013

Reviews


Among certain comic circles the pulp lifestyle has taken hold, from the return of the Green Hornet and The Shadow to The Phantom and now this one, a new pulp creation called The Black Beetle, coming to you in four parts. The story and style is what you would expect, with the year being 1930-something with the world one of gangsters and a master villain that will need to be defeated. The artwork is the gem in this comic, striking a gritty atmosphere with aplomb, though the story itself doesn’t match it, being unfortunately flat, as most newer pulp instances are—the era has been so overdone that writing a fresh 1930’s story is as hard to come by as a…well, I won’t use an too-worn Chicago baseball analogy, but you get my point. Go through the story, stay for the art, and wait for the next issue, if you want.

Gary Owens 5 out of 10 GRAHAMS

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