C. P. Smith (2)

A very dark tale. Of love, revenge, betrayal, knives & 1930's Prohibition America. Wolverine works well here, in this environment. Worthy of a look.

lido

This is probably my favorite of the noir series that I've read so far. The art is dark, but I could actually see what was going on and didn't get the characters confused with one another (always a plus), and the story was pretty good too. Wolverine is lacking his characteristic claws, but that's typical for the noir series, and there's some name-dropping that long-time fans of Wolverine will likely appreciate. Altogether, one of the more solid offerings for this series.