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Short and intense although it is not a very original plot. A usual femme fatale story with a guy that makes his way always (and only) with his fists. The drawing style looks good but is confusing at times. ( )

Very noir, very gritty graphic novel that seems to owe a great deal to the Sin City series (thankfully it isn't as moronic). The anti-hero protagonist is so dislikeable that its hard to really engage with him, or any of the other, mostly seedy, characters. ( )

This is not a book for those who can't take the dirty and gritty in a story. It's also very visual, which can be disturbing to those who don't like those sorts of images. To be honest I didn't really like it and it got confusing at times. The plot wasn't kept clear and I had trouble following what was going on. I also think it's incredibly too abrupt, but that's sort of how a graphic novel is supposed to work I guess. ( )

Richard Junkin's pro football career was cut short due to an injury and accusations of a gambling problem. "Junk" is reduced to working as a car salesman who is still living in the past, lingering over his glory days. He has no talent for selling cars, spending his time lusting over what might have been. Then his boss puts him on the job to be a bodyguard for his trouble making socialite daughter, Victoria. Junk falls under her spell and is pulled into her web of deceit. He will find out just how far he is willing to go to make her happy and just what he will loose in the process. ( )