Brooklyn Blood
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- 8,99 €
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- 8,99 €
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In Brooklyn, a serial killer is on the loose--and when strange clues lead down a paranormal path, a detective confronts his inner demons to solve the case.
After returning from a tour in Afghanistan, detective Billy O'Connor returns home to a Brooklyn he doesn't recognize. As he tries to return to his normal routines, his PTSD is easily triggered and he suffers severe hallucinations. Once he begins to work a gruesome homicide case, however, O'Connor has difficulty sorting out what's real--and after he uncovers some strange clues, he'll have to face the unthinkable to bring the killer to justice.
From New York Times Bestselling authors Paul Levitz (75 Years of DC Comics: The Art of Modern Myth-Making) and Tim Hamilton (Ray Bradbury's Farenheit 451: The Authorized Adaptation), this volume collects all sixteen chapters originally serialized in Dark Horse Presents Volume 3 #17-#22 and #24-#33!
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Abrasive NYPD detective Billy O'Connor, back from a tour in Afghanistan, investigates a series of gory homicides in Brooklyn's trendy neighborhoods in this psychological crime noir. "Sometimes it stinks as bad as the Gowanus ," Billy muses of his job. "If that's possible." Each crime scene triggers PTSD flashbacks for the veteran. Has something gone rotten in this borough of immigrants and hipsters or do his hallucinations actually predict the murders? Billy's level-headed partner, Nadira Hasan, tries to ground him and get him back to proper procedural police work as the case snakes, seamlessly, into the supernatural. Levitz is a prolific writer of superhero comics (Wonder Woman, Legion of Super-Heroes) who brings his imaginative storytelling skills here to the portrayal of ordinary humans in a recognizably modern world. The intricate plot is well served by the art of Hamilton (Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451), as he blends realistic figure and architecture drawings with fantastical portrayals; his use of shadowing is excellent. Integrating Brooklyn's often brutal real-world history, this bloody tale with Lovecraftian undertones will thrill mystery and horror comic fans.
