100 Bullets # 100 - 100 Bullets, Finale: A House Of Graves

I was so excited to read the FINAL issue of my favorite series. From page 1 the end takes off in an explosive action packed shootouts and a murder investigation. With the last four minutemen on the shooting their way to the remaining trust memebers. and Lono out for revenge Agent Graves assigns his replacement. Through it all I was sad to see who dies. It brought me sadness to know that there won't be any more issues of this series. But it has been an incredible ride and Im glad I got to see it. I give this and the whole series 10 bullets out of 5.

HOLY CRAP!!!

This has got to be the greatest final issue of all the comics ive ever freaking read. The action was intense and wild as hell, watching your favorite Minituemen duke it out an show the comic world how its f@#king done was glorious. The last page was absolutely awesome.

FIVE OUT OF FIVE this was a awesome comic, and a extreamly awesome series finale

I've been following this series for months. Not really for a decade, but the Minutemen and the whole cast of characters had been growing on me since the first issue. This is a great example of what a modern pulp epic should be. This book shall be remembered as one of the greatest (and longest) ongoing series of all-time. I knew that the ending would be something astounding, and the final twist of the plot was going to be something I wouldn't forget, at least not easily. I will really miss Cole, Victor, Loop, Jack, Lono, Milo, Wylie, Remi, Mr. Will Slaughter, Dizzy, Mr. Sheperd and Agent Phil Graves. All of them strangers when I started reading this thing... All of them became "my friends" as I started diggin' 100 Bullets. I will always recommend this series, and sometimes I couldn't possibly wait for my friends to ask me about the cool interior art or the covers when we were having a conversation about comics... Now that it ended I wouldn't stop recommending it. In fact. I'll do it even more.