Welcome to Litsy!

I've read a couple Criminal stories here and there, but this will be my first proper read through, in anticipation of the upcoming TV series. Leo has a reputation of being an expert thief, but the first to hit the bricks at a sign of trouble. When someone from his past reemerges, he takes a job he knows he shouldn't, and, predictably, it doesn't go well, but modern master Brubaker keeps things interesting.

Fast paced, gritty crime tale. You don‘t fall in love with any of the characters because you are not supposed to.

A man gets pulled into a heist involving police evidence by a man in his old crew who is now a cop. Things turn out differently than planned.

I‘m not sure how I feel about this one. It was just ok. If you‘ve read this, should I continue with the series?

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Ed Brubaker is quickly becoming a favourite of mine. He knows how to tell a good crime story, and this is no different. I‘ve seen volumes of Criminal everywhere, so this stand-alone was a good place to start. It‘s real; it has feeling. Highly recommended if you want to try a quick Brubaker!

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Graphic novels should be quick, but when you have 80+ to read, they can take some time! Working my way through the shelves! Up next!! #currentlyreading

You said it Gnarly - you can never go wrong with Brubaker & Phillips ⭐️ 8/10