Duane,
I have. It's really terrific. Very noir in a way I haven't seen done in comics before. The drawing of the protagonist suggests a real human being's moodiness and unpredictability. It's as if a real person were playing the role; you can see so much just in his eyes.
I started it one morning and I was almost late for work because I couldn't pull myself away from it. That sounds like hyperbole, but it's really what happened. I was completely absorbed.
Craig
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>From: Duane Spurlock <duane1spur@yahoo.com>
>To: rara-avis-l@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Fri, April 9, 2010 1:08:49 PM
>Subject: RARA-AVIS: Manchette's 3 TO KILL adapted to comics
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>Has anyone seen the Jacques Tardi adaptation (into graphic novel, fat comic, whatever you want to call it) of Jean-Patrick Manchette's 3 TO KILL? Published in the US by Fantagraphics Press, it's a 2010 Eisner Award Nominee: Best Adaptation from Another Work; Best U.S. Edition of International Material.
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>>Info at Amazon . . .
>http://www.amazon. com/West- Coast-Blues- Jean-Patrick- Manchette/ dp/1606992953/ ref=sr_1_ 1?ie=UTF8& s=books&qid= 1270832787& sr=1-1/thepulpra ck-20
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>>... and Fantagraphics:
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>http://www.fantagra phics.com/ index.php? page=shop. product_details& flypage=shop. flypage&product_ id=1608&category _id=604&manufact urer_id=0& option=com_ virtuemart& Itemid=62
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>>- Duane Spurlock
>>www.pulprack. com
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