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Overview
This volume collects the story "Chill in the Oven," featuring Loop Hughes, who is joined in prison by a very unwelcome (and surprising) acquaintance. Also included is "In Stinked," as Jack Daw finds himself in a roadside zoo face to face with several varieties of wild animals — both savory and decidedly unsavory.Synopsis
This volume collects the story "Chill in the Oven," featuring Loop Hughes, who is joined in prison by a very unwelcome (and surprising) acquaintance. Also included is "In Stinked," as Jack Daw finds himself in a roadside zoo face to face with several varieties of wild animals both savory and decidedly unsavory.
The New York Times - John Hodgmen
… as I reread from the beginning and up through the forthcoming collection, 100 Bullets: Samurai, the cumulative accomplishment of the story became clear. For while the backbone plot is occasionally preposterous, the self-contained, beautiful and uncompromising little crime stories that are its vertebrae are often astonishing.
Editorials
Douglas Wolk
Risso and colorist Patricia Mulvihill make Samurai seem even bleaker and more jagged: Their artwork is all wiry pen-lines, chiaroscuro and the dirty palette of dim electric-bulb light, and the faces and bodies Risso draws are contorted by stress and weight.— The Washington Post
John Hodgmen
… as I reread from the beginning and up through the forthcoming collection, 100 Bullets: Samurai, the cumulative accomplishment of the story became clear. For while the backbone plot is occasionally preposterous, the self-contained, beautiful and uncompromising little crime stories that are its vertebrae are often astonishing.— The New York Times
Book Details
Published
August 1, 2004
Publisher
DC Comics
Pages
168
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781401201890