By Trent
(Note: The timing on the release of Darwyn Cooke’s The Outfit was not good for me. Due to life, I did not have as much time as I needed to do a proper reading and write-up, but I wanted to get a review out before The Outfit hit the street. So I cranked out […]
By Trent
When Darwyn Cooke’s adaptation of The Hunter was released, the Comics Reporter landed the must-read interview with Darwyn Cooke on the subject. For The Outfit, that honor falls to Comics Alliance and this terrific interview by Tucker Coe Stone.
Some things mentioned:
If you’ve been following this project, you know […]
By Trent
Update: This review is a first draft. The current version is here.
The sheer brutality of The Hunter was unsustainable for a series, and Richard Stark didn’t attempt it. Rather, he took the character and universe of The Hunter and used them for more complex tales of amorality. This isn’t to say that there […]
By Trent
Thanks to the generosity of Parker flash fiction contest winner Matt Racicot, I have four, count ’em, four brand-spanking-new copies of the University of Chicago edition of The Hunter to give away.
Here’s the catch, and it’s based on the honor system–you must not already have a copy of The Hunter. You […]
By Trent
I discovered the great magazine Cashiers du Cinemart at Tower Records in Ann Arbor, and rediscovered it at a newstand/porn store in Austin about a year later. It quickly became my favorite magazine, because it obsessively covered many of my…um…obsessions while introducing me to new ones. Each issue was a wild ride through genre […]
By Trent
The Man With the Getaway Face, in case you missed it earlier, is not a freestanding sequel to Darwyn Cooke’s The Hunter. Rather, Darwyn has condensed Getaway Face into a prelude to his adaptation of The Outfit, where it will serve as the first chapter when The Outfit is released in October.
It feels […]
By Trent
Here is the French cover for the first volume of Darwyn Cooke’s Parker series. We get a literal title translation, “Le Chasseur,” for once. (In France, the novel was entitled “Comme une Fleur,” which translates as “Like a Flower.”)
Thanks to reader Mied, who informs me that the translator is Tonino Benacquista, a renowned […]
By Trent
The great thing about having a major new search engine to work with (Bing) is that I’m coming up with a whole bunch of new results on my image searches. I just found this page, for example, which linked to the image above and the image below.
The first […]
By Trent
Thanks to reader Patrick, who, like me, wonders what the hell is going on in the cover photo.
A literal translation of the title and any other information on this edition (year of publication, &c.) would be most welcome.
Update: Reader Charlie informs me that this is actually […]
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