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Sin City: A Dame to Kill For by Frank Miller
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Sin City: A Dame to Kill For

by Frank Miller

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love these comics and the film, the style is amazing and creatively visually interesting ( )
purplesue | Jun 28, 2009 |  
The second volume in the Sin City series. Of course, I rewatched the movie after only reading the first volume so I had a better heads up when reading the novels.

A Dame to Kill for focuses more on Dwight and his chance of survival, especially after the surprise ending of Volume 1.

I almost enjoyed this one a lot more and the character of Dwight just might be my favorite so far. Frank Miller is a visionary, that I can tell so far, to tell a story and intertwin different characters, overlapping stories and creating a really interesting turn of events that eventually includes all the people he’s created.
blondierocket | Jun 28, 2009 |  
Fabulous... ( )
xavierroy | Dec 31, 2008 |  
Dodgy, deadly dames and manly male meatheads. Well, Dwight is not as dumb as all that, but he pretty much falls hook, line and sinker for the old slinking femme fatale routine. Those damned pheromones and all.

All is not as it seems, except for the hulking psycho bodyguard type. He is exactly what he seems.

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