 Stray Bullets the Killers #3 $3.50 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W/A/CA) David Lapham For fifty-five years Paul has lived the life of a dead man, crushed by the weight of routine and responsibility, of sacrifice to his supposed LOVED ONES. Other people seem so alive, so...happy. Paul's seen them, and he wants to be one of them. Today, in his fifty-fifth year, Paul is going to stop living in fear. He's going to throw off the yoke of his oppressors. He's going to do the things he's always wanted to do before life slips him by. But first Paul's going to craft a plan. A cunning plan to hurt and kill his enemies… Date Available: 5/14/2014
BONUS REVIEW by John Robinson
 It's been 9 years since Stray Bullets has come out, yet I couldn't spot any kind of change between issue #40 and #41 that was released this week along with the new Stray Bullets the Killer series. David Lapham fell right back into writing drawing his award winning series as if he'd only been gone for a month. The writing, the art, all the quality I'd grown accustomed to are still there, if not better. A bit disturbing at times, the current storlyine takes place in the late 70s and each issue stands on its own, while fitting into a bigger picture at the same time. There's really nothing else like it on the market and it deserves your giving it a chance, try out a truly unique book that found it's own voice in 1995 and deserves another long run today. I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W/A/CA) David Lapham For fifty-five years Paul has lived the life of a dead man, crushed by the weight of routine and responsibility, of sacrifice to his supposed LOVED ONES. Other people seem so alive, so...happy. Paul's seen them, and he wants to be one of them. Today, in his fifty-fifth year, Paul is going to stop living in fear. He's going to throw off the yoke of his oppressors. He's going to do the things he's always wanted to do before life slips him by. But first Paul's going to craft a plan. A cunning plan to hurt and kill his enemies… Date Available: 5/14/2014
BONUS REVIEW by John Robinson
It's been 9 years since Stray Bullets has come out, yet I couldn't spot any kind of change between issue #40 and #41 that was released this week along with the new Stray Bullets the Killer series. David Lapham fell right back into writing drawing his award winning series as if he'd only been gone for a month. The writing, the art, all the quality I'd grown accustomed to are still there, if not better. A bit disturbing at times, the current storlyine takes place in the late 70s and each issue stands on its own, while fitting into a bigger picture at the same time. There's really nothing else like it on the market and it deserves your giving it a chance, try out a truly unique book that found it's own voice in 1995 and deserves another long run today. I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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