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Last Days Of American Crime #2

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Last Days Of American Crime

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Comic Summary: (W) Rick Remender (A) Greg Tocchini (C) Alex Maleev [A], Tocchini [B] The countdown continues! With only a few days left to pull off the last great crime in American history, the tension mounts as secrets and double crosses are revealed. While trained killer Kevin Cash goes to retrieve an important component to the heist, his girlfriend Shelby seduces Graham Bricke as they deal with their own set of problems. Left-for-dead gangster Enrique is looking for revenge along with two mysterious cops that are following their every move. With Shelby kidnapped by Enrique's Mexican gang, can Graham rescue her before time runs out?

Codes: 813906010208 813906010215 DEC090978 DEC090979

Price: $4.99 $3.99
Artist: Greg Tocchini
Author: Rick Remender
Cover Artist: Alex Maleev
Cover Artist: Greg Tocchini
Release Date: February 24, 2010
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Contains content intended for mature readers  
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by Zach at 08:56 PM May 11, 2010    (all reviews by Zach)

This is not transgressive art so much as juvenile. Between all the truly asshole people Remender introduces (or reintroduces, it’s been a long wait between issues), I’m left wishing the government would turn the Behavior Inhibitor on a week early just to spare us any more pages of what can easily summarized (and hardly missed) as Miscreants Behaving Badly. Toccini makes pretty art, but skimps a little too much, too often on the details; the flow and coherency of the storytelling is hit or miss, especially in the more briskly paced scenes. That is done no favors when it’s coupled with Remender’s thin plot. There might be enough to sell as a movie pitch, but not enough to justify $5.00 thrice spent, sir.

It takes truly masterfully work to make slogging through Mean People doing Mean Things worthwhile. Last Days of American Crime isn’t.

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