The seventh volume of 100 Bullets is the weakest installment so far, with two rather uninteresting story lines that manage to advance the overall plot without being particularly interesting in and of themselves. The "Chill in the Oven" chapters are merely average work for Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso, while the concluding "In Stinked" chapters are downright dull. Surprisingly, even the usually amazing Risso manages to deliver make-work art in the pages of "In Stinked", leaving the reader to hope that there are better things to come in future volumes of this series. ( )

Loop is in prison, and he has a couple of large problems, namely other cons that would be happy to remove him from existence. He gets a third when Lono is introduced to the prison popular, starting off a wave of violence.

Shepherd visits Lono for a chat. In the other issues, Jack takes a friend to visit a guy that has tigers, and gets pretty wild. Scratch some mafiosos and a tiger or two.

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