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    In an extended installment of Frank Miller's Sin City, Marv discovers that the secret behind Goldie's murder is big--bigger than he ever dreamed--and it involves a murder farm, a smiling cannibal killer, and a helicopter full of corrupt, machine-gun-toting cops. Marv's in the thick of it, and his only weapon is a hatchet. Pity the bad guys! Meanwhile, over in Alien Fire, creators Anthony Smith and Eric Vincent find a way to bring happiness to an extraterrestrial empire with a 1952 Buick Roadmaster! Rick Geary also chimes in with a morbid little ditty entitled The Baggage Coach Ahead.

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    • Sin City - Episode 10
    • Alien Fire - "Pass in Thunder" - Episode 3
    • The Baggage Coach Ahead
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    Dark Horse Presents #59 - Sin City; Alien Fire; The Baggage Coach Ahead by oneofthebeatles on July 21, 2017

    The cover is awesome, Marv in colour is even more intimidating with all that blood dripping of that axe.Sin City ~ Episode TenI will praise Miller's black-and-white colour work every episode, he does impressive stuff with inverting. The cover promised very violent and violent looking episode. There already were times where I was almost uncomfortable reading and watching Marv 'having fun', I'm glad that here Miller showed that there was violence but didn't show the violence itself. Or maybe I ju...

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