My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies
by Ed Brubaker | 
Fatale
by Ed Brubaker | 
Lawless
by Ed Brubaker |
Coward
by Ed Brubaker | 
Why Are You Doing This?
by Jason | 
Red Handed
by Matt Kindt |
Deadly Storm
by Brian Michael Bendis |
The Mystery Play
by Grant Morrison | 
A Narrow Return
by Faith Martin |
Scarred for Life
by Kerry Wilkinson | 
Two-Faced
by Mandasue Heller |
Tainted Lives
by Mandasue Heller | 
Shella
by Andrew Vachss | 
Hard Rain Falling
by Don Carpenter | 
The Friends of Eddie Coyle
by George V. Higgins | 
The Rock
by Robert Daws | 
The Getaway Man
by Andrew Vachss | 
Piggyback
by Tom Pitts |
Little Criminals
by Gene Kerrigan | 
Stick
by Elmore Leonard |
Sardonic, sentimental detective Jack Herriman has moved in with his Uncle Knut, and award-winning crime-scene photographer, in an attempt to rebuild his shattered life and career, putting his checkered past behind him. Jack takes on a missing-persons case that quickly turns into a murder investigation, dragging him into the midst of a family scandal and a lascivious -- and potentially deadly -- New Age cult. Jack's only hope for survival rests with his uncle and Molly, the woman to whom Knut has been perpetually engaged for decades. This decidedly modern take on crime fiction, with a classic film noir feel, is part of the grown genre of crime comics form Vertigo.