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    The Darkness » The Darkness #105 - The Crack In Everything, Part Five released by Image on July 2012.

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    "THE CRACK IN EVERYTHING", PART 5

    The cracks in Jackie Estacado's perfect life become gaping chasms and threaten to swallow him along with the sanity of his wife, Jenny. If that wasn't enough to drive a man over the edge, the pressure within is nothing compared to the threat from the rival Bulgarian mafia faction closing in on Jackie's territory.

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    The Darkness #105 - The Crack In Everything, Part Five by the_mighty_monarch on July 24, 2012

    This is definitely my least favorite of the usually epic wraparound covers Jeremy Haun's been giving us. It lacks the subtleties that normally make them sizzle. The back bit is just three panels barely tied into the front. It really is almost like two unrelated covers sewn together. Not 'bad' mind you, just not a stellar use of the wraparound compared to usual. It feels like the back bit was just tagged on because they need to have wraparound covers or something.Hope is playing the uncanny child...

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