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A review by dorinlazar
100 Bullets, Book Five by Brian Azzarello
2.0
Reading 100 bullets is like reading a very long German phrase, with the verb at the end. The problem? You have something like 10 or 20 super-long German phrases and none make sense until the end, where you realize that it shouldn't have made sense.
In the end, there are no lost threads, but by the time you reach the last part it doesn't matter anymore. I grew tired of the indirect story-telling, always going for secondary points of view while the main story was always something you had to deduce from information that was missing or suggested in the background.
Perhaps, a second reading of the whole 100 issues (something like 2500 pages) would be more pleasant. Perhaps. Never been a fan of re-reading just to understand stuff.
In the end, there are no lost threads, but by the time you reach the last part it doesn't matter anymore. I grew tired of the indirect story-telling, always going for secondary points of view while the main story was always something you had to deduce from information that was missing or suggested in the background.
Perhaps, a second reading of the whole 100 issues (something like 2500 pages) would be more pleasant. Perhaps. Never been a fan of re-reading just to understand stuff.