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| Guy Ricketts |
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issue 14
Written by Jason Aaron, art by R.M. Guera, cover by Jock.
"Dead Mothers," part 2 of 5. The day after the grand opening of the Crazy Horse casino, the Prairie Rose Indian Reservation wakes to find that two women have been murdered during the night, leaving undercover FBI agent Dash Bad Horse to search for the killers and in the process perhaps come to grips with his own history and identity.
32 pages, $2.99. |
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| Chintzy Beatnik |
| Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 10:44 am |
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| I ordered the first trade the other day, since the series has gotten nothing but good reviews everywhere I've seen. |
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| Guy Ricketts |
| Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 2:41 am |
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issue 15
Written by Jason Aaron; Art by R.M. Guera; Cover by Jock
"Dead Mothers" Part 3 of 5. Officer Dash Bad Horse's murder investigation is going nowhere, even before the arrival of the mysterious and deadly Mr. Brass and his little black bag of pain. Has Brass come to aid in the investigation or to shut it down? |
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| Chintzy Beatnik |
| Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 5:49 pm |
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Re: Scalped Volume One: Indian Country and Scalped Volume Two: Casino Boogie
This is just an incredible series.
The last time a Vertigo series hit me this hard was when I first picked up an issue of Preacher. It's always a good sign when you're not quite sure whether or not you actually like the main character. Each story is part of a larger piece, but still stands on its own. Jason Aaron has crafted and interesting and exciting story. He's one of the best writers in the biz. He makes every single character interesting and there is not black and white in his world, as it is all gray. I hope his duties as writer on other books like Wolverine don't hamper his ability to knock the ball out of the park on this book. |
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| Guy Ricketts |
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