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A review by kahn_johnson
Gotham Central, Vol. 3: Unresolved Targets by Ed Brubaker, Stefano Gaudiano, Greg Rucka, Michael Lark
5.0
After the disappointment of Vol 2, Vol 3 was approached with a certain amount of trepidation.
But all fears were allayed within the opening pages. We're back to gritty cop drama stuff, no repeats.
In this volume we are dealing with an unsolved case and Mad Hatter, with Harvey Bullock lurking in the shadows like the spectre at the feast.
And it's just great.
The story rattles along, there are twists and turns aplenty, and the whodunnit aspect holds up its end of the bargain.
The artwork is as good as we've come to expect, and as an added bonus the TPB version's pages are heavy and feel old - adding to the grittiness of the story.
But all fears were allayed within the opening pages. We're back to gritty cop drama stuff, no repeats.
In this volume we are dealing with an unsolved case and Mad Hatter, with Harvey Bullock lurking in the shadows like the spectre at the feast.
And it's just great.
The story rattles along, there are twists and turns aplenty, and the whodunnit aspect holds up its end of the bargain.
The artwork is as good as we've come to expect, and as an added bonus the TPB version's pages are heavy and feel old - adding to the grittiness of the story.