A review by fracadactyl
Gunning for Ramirez: Silent as a Grave by Nicolas Petrimaux

5.0

Not gonna lie, this brought up some good familiar feelings. The slow start, characters getting excited over a MacGuffin that has no real purpose beyond the plot. This comic is Pulp Fiction in some rather clever ways. In this case a mute who is supposedly a retired hitman, but one with a past. But before all this are pulpy things about people just going about their days. All over the most mundane of interactions. But then everything erupts into one big finish, and this is just the first act.