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A review by carroq
Walk Through Hell Volume 1 by Garth Ennis
4.0
Wow! I found another Ennis book that I don't hate. This one doesn't seem to suffer from the same elements present in his books that I didn't enjoy. Anyway, this follows two police detectives on an investigation, but will their actions during a recent case drive them to the brink of Hell?
This book is weird. Let's just get that out of the way. It may not make a ton of sense straight off and there are some weird transitions between past and present. Although I found the colorwork did an excellent job of indicating when something was happening in the past vs. the present. There are a lot of questions that get raised and not a lot that get answered. For some reason, this just piqued my interest in the story more, rather than making me feel isolated from what was going on.
If the second volume can clear up some of the confusing parts of the book, I think it would be well worth checking out.
This book is weird. Let's just get that out of the way. It may not make a ton of sense straight off and there are some weird transitions between past and present. Although I found the colorwork did an excellent job of indicating when something was happening in the past vs. the present. There are a lot of questions that get raised and not a lot that get answered. For some reason, this just piqued my interest in the story more, rather than making me feel isolated from what was going on.
If the second volume can clear up some of the confusing parts of the book, I think it would be well worth checking out.