Watching the Detectives
Graphic Novels about Mystery and Crime
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Bendis, Brian Michael Powers: Psychotic PTB |
| Detective Deena Pilgrim is holding a dark secret, one destroying her life at every turn. | |
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Chandler, Raymond Raymond Chandler's Marlowe: The Graphic Novel |
| Chandler's characters are presented to a new generation through a new medium. | |
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Koslowski, Rich The King |
| Intrepid reporter Paul Erfurt gets the scoop on a mysterious Elvis impersonator. | |
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Miller, Frank The Big Fat Kill |
| Bootleggers, gamblers, politicians--criminals have always called the shots in Sin City. | |
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O'Donnell, Peter and Jim Holdaway Modesty Blaise: Bad Suki |
| The dark underworld of crime is lit up by the fatal charms of Modesty Blaise. | |
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Pruett, Joe The Untouchables |
| A hard-boiled, alternate take on the days of the mob and the officers who hunted them. | |
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Ricketts, Mark Nowheresville | |
| A 1950s Greenwich Village beatnik seeks love and spiritual enlightenment, but instead finds himself embroiled in a mystery. | |
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Rucka, Greg Gotham Central: Half a Life |
| When Renee Montoya is implicated in a murder, her colleagues start treating her differently. | |
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Sala, Richard Mad Night: Featuring Judy Drood, Girl Detective |
| Co-ed corpses, a missing camera, costumes, pirates, and mad scientists. Avast! | |
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Tardi, Jacques The Demon of the Eiffel Tower |
| Why are people disappearing from Paris's Pont-Neuf? And what is causing a sudden outbreak of bubonic plague? | |
Updated: 5/1/2007

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