Books by Andy Diggle
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review 1: Two Doctor Who stories appear here that you won't see on the show! The first tale centers around a strange alien stealing time at the Crystal Palace. The other dealing with the Doctor and Rory Williams having a guys' night out (heavily inflicted on them by Amy). A bit more of the...
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review 1: A heist comic that sets itself apart by making the target the American government, or at least a shadowy faction that works within it. Our heroes are former CIA, seemingly killed in action by their own handler after discovering the wrong secret. After years in hiding, they've gon...
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review 1: Well now this was a refreshing slap in the face. Great characters, impressive art, a politically charged storyline not very far removed from our own reality. This all comes together in this Volume 1. The kinetic nature of the action is well captured, but it's not just senseless ...
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review 1: I loved the movie. And I loved Jock's art, it's fantastic, amazing, energetic and all around exciting. But the writing in the Losers just isn't as tight as I wanted it to be. It definitely delivers on action, and it's got a lot of laughs. The Losers absolutely is the Die Hard of ...
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review 1: I enjoyed book 1, but this book was really fantastic. It has all the frantic action of the first volume, but with a lot more focus on the characters. In this volume, we really get to know the characters a lot more; we find out what happened that started this whole mess; and we ...
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review 1: The Rat Catcher is a mob hit man that takes out informants willing to turn over for Federal evidence. The story line of this one was actually well done in the sense that someone really took the time to plot it all out. There are even a few twists her, okay maybe one big one and t...
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review 1: At first, I was very much into this story. Just finding out that Vertigo has a "Crime" imprint was a good thing. But talk about a book that loses it all in the end. Things really fell apart in terms of story here. It could just be me--and as always, it's all about individual opin...