Frank Miller's Sin City Volume 7: Hell and Back 3rd Edition

from Stahl-Ricco

Another gruesome tale from Sin City! This time the hero is Wallace and the damsel in distress is Esther. It's a good action story with a pretty gnarly 'reveal' toward the end. I enjoyed it, and am crossing my fingers that another tale will come some day!

from wendellg

I think this book is a satisfying end to the series. I liked the introduction of new characters and the fact that the story stands on its own, independent of the other books in the series. Any the colourful hallucinatory sequence involving numerous other figures - Captain America, Rambo, the Cat ...

from lithicbee

Wallace makes for a very cool, almost Batman-like hero (well, he seems to lack Batman's compunction against killing, but hey, bygones) and some of the art sequences in this book are great, like when Wallace is hallucinating. The ending is just okay, a little too pat, but overall this is a good st...

from stacy_chambers

Overall, this is misogyny. But it's well-written misogyny.

from burnit99

Frank Miller's longest and most ambitious Sin City graphic novel, but one with a theme he's used before: former marine seal rescues beautiful woman from bad guys and falls for her before they steal her back. The rest of the book is about his efforts to find and save her. This is actually a very n...