Product Description: The most diverse volume of Sin City material available, Booze, Broads, & Bullets, showcases Frank Miller's vignettes and color experiments from throughout the years of his groundbreaking crime series, and includes art created especially for the original collection. A good entry point for new readers wondering what Sin City is all about - or longtime readers who can't get enough - Miller has painted a gritty, decadent, and gloriously dirty portrait. Have a taste of the city ... just one little taste. Just one.
More Marv, More Dwight, More New Stuff ^ This volume of the series has the perfect combination. We wanted more of our previous characters, but we also wanted something new. Miller has created the perfect balance. We get more of Dwight and Marv in original short stories that induce chuckling. We also get new female characters, which in Miller's case bear new colors. We get sploshes of blue and red that were unseen before, and I escaped into a new Sin City.
The short, and I mean SHORT, stories of Dwight and Marv get the "best of" of the book. The stories of the new females are runner-up and they are very well written. Delia is a new character that I'm dying to see more of. The other stories of Klump and Shlubb, and the "Rats" story are very interesting as well, but they don't intrigue me as much as the others.
Frank Miller is an amazing writer. I haven't found work by him yet that I did not enjoy. Volume 6 of Sin City has to be one of my favorites next to "A Dame to Kill for" and "The Hard Goodbye" . Booze Broads and Bullets cannot be without the rest of the series. You'll love it! How could you not?
If someone said, "Who's Frank Miller?" and really wanted to know without reading a large story. Then I would hand them this book. It's a collection of really short stories that display a lot of Frank Miller's talent. You might be annoyed by the idea of tales begging and ending within pages, but trust me you will be quite suprised how much Miller can make you love it.
GREAT! ^ Buy it already, actually maybe u should go for the pack instead, where u get them all. WORTH IT REALLY. Can't go wrong with frank miller's sin city series, he is an incredible artist.
Graphic SF Reader ^ The sixth Sin City volume is a series of short stories, if you can call comics that. You get pieces that star Marv, for example, and one of those even has no talking.
Miller uses color a little more here, to emphasis who is who. For example, in the tales of an assassin, she appears in a different color to the rest of the book. A similar technique is used for 'The Babe Wore Red'.
Welcome to Sin City ^ Unlike the start of Miller's masterwork, volume 6 is more a series of vignettes, but it's just as powerful as anything else. We see some familiar characters like Marv and the ever present Nancy and some new ones are thrown in for good measure. As always, there are previous (and likely future) stories entwined throughout for careful readers of the full series.
An awesome combination of Sin City stories. ^ Frank Miller's Sin City is still dead-on as the the most violent, dark and most noir comic of our time. Book 6 of 7, Booze, Broads, & Bullets is a combination of stories about the people of Basin City. These tales are funny, perverted and emotional, "Silent Night", "The Customer is Always Right", "The Babe Wore Red" "And Behind Door Number Three... are my favorite of the bunch. I hope you enjoy this book!
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