100 Bullets gains some real traction with the fourth collected volume, as core story points around The Trust and The Minutemen begin to take shape. A fair portion of the unravelling occurs in the rather awkwardly plotted chapter called "Mr. Branch and the Family Tree", which is entertaining in spite of the cumbersome execution. Other chapters are less vital; particularly one that tries to weave this mythology into that of the assassination of President Kennedy. Nonetheless, 100 Bullets has undeniable charms, and remains a worthwhile read due to Eduardo Risso's wonderful art. ( )

This is the best trade of 100 bullets I have read, easily. Definitely recommended. More on The Trust, Graves, the younger generation, and some possibles. It is the history between The Trust, and Graves, and who they are, and who the various younger characters that we have been introduced to are, that is the interesting part. Here you learn a lot more about that, and how they relate to each other.

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