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Fatale Vol. 2: The Devil's Business | Ed Brubaker

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The second arc of Image's hit collected just in time for new readers to jump on board with issue 11! In 1970s Los Angeles, Josephine can't hide from the forces of Hollywood, Satanic Cults and creepy 8mm films collected by wealthy deviants. And when a struggling actor and his wounded friend cross her path, all hell will break loose, leaving ripples that echo all the way to modern time, where Nicolas Lash falls deeper into Josephine's spell. ED BRUBAKER and SEAN PHILLIPS' best-selling series just gets hotter! Collects FATALE 6 - 10

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GypsyKat

Fatale Vol. 2: The Devil's Business | Ed Brubaker

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This volume was definitely darker than the last one. But the mystery of it still has me hooked. I liked that this still has the noir feel even though this one took you to 1970‘s Hollywood. If you‘re into graphic novels that are more horror genre, then I‘d definitely recommend this one.

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Fatale Vol. 2: The Devil's Business | Ed Brubaker

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I read volume one a while ago, but vol 2 pulled me back in quickly. I love the noir tone of this story, the old Hollywood.

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