Mickey Spillane was the undisputed master of tough hard-boiled crime fiction with prose as a purple as a strangled child’s face. Oliver Longden pulls on his trenchcoat and steps out in the murky darkness of the midnight city looking for the bastards who gut shot his partner. Along the way he finds time to read Complex 90, the latest posthumous release from Spillane and Max Allan Collins.
Oliver Longden dons his trench coat and fedora and hits the mean streets of the city in search of the answer to a question that burns like a shot of cheap whiskey in his gut: is Lady, Go Die actually any good or was the unfinished Mickey Spillane novel left unfinished for a reason?
Vertigo Crime invites readers into the seedy underbelly of a 50s San Francisco with Fogtown, a noir-styled graphic novel told from the perspective of a drunk and secretive private eye named Frank Grissel.
Graham Gough takes a good hard look at the latest anime/franchise fusion, Halo Legends. From legend to leg-end, every chapter is reviewed in this painstaking preamble from the perspective of an anime fan who’s played the games.