Richard Stark's Parker: The Outfit
by Darwyn Cooke | 
Slayground
by Darwyn Cooke |
The Hunter
by Darwyn Cooke | 
Road to Perdition
by Max Allan Collins |
Kings in Disguise
by James Vance |
Jar of Fools
by Jason Lutes | 
Violent Cases
by Neil Gaiman | 
Wilson
by Daniel Clowes | 
David Boring
by Daniel Clowes | 
X'ed Out
by Charles Burns |
Safari Honeymoon
by Jesse Jacobs |
Heads or Tails
by Lilli Carre | 
Market Day
by James Sturm |
Mister Wonderful
by Daniel Clowes |
Dropsie Avenue
by Will Eisner | 
The Hard Goodbye
by Frank Miller |
Whiteout
by Greg Rucka | 
Like a Sniper Lining Up His Shot
by Jacques Tardi | 
And Sometimes I Wonder About You
by Walter Mosley | 
No Beast So Fierce
by Edward Bunker |
Fresh from his Eisner Award-winning efforts on The Hunter and The Outfit, Darwyn Cooke now sets his steely sights on The Score, the classic Richard Stark Parker novel from 1964. Parker becomes embroiled in a plot with a dozen partners in crime to pull off what might be the ultimate heist - robbing an entire town. Everything was going fine for a while, and then things got bad. Considered one of the best in the Parker series, The Score is the perfect vehicle for Darwyn Cooke to pull out all the stops and let loose with a book that has all the impact of a brutal kick to the solar plexus