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Author: Frank Miller
Publisher: Dark Horse
Dimension: 9.0 x 6.1 x 0.6 inches
Weight: 11.2 ounces.

The pure hateful bloodthirsty joy of the slaughter
Sin City: The Big Fat Kill is a direct sequel to Sin City: A Dame to Kill For. It picks up the story of that book's hero, Dwight, a few months later. Dwight has a weakness for rescuing "damsels in distress", which constantly puts his life in danger.... more

Excellent Story-telling
Like I said in my Sin City review, if you're buying this book this late in the Sin City game, it's probably because you've been intrigued by the terrific trailer of the Robert Rodriguez directed film. Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller have made what... more

Better than these guys say
I give it 3 stars only because it was entertaining to some degree but I have to say I was pretty disappointed. I just finished reading "A Dame To Kill For" before reading this one and that book is far superior. The story here is weaker and a lot less... more

Not the best but still pretty good
The first thing you should realize before you order "The Big Fat Kill" is that it's really a big pro if you read the original Sin City story, and a MUST to read "A Dame to Kill For" prior to this one. See, the main character in this... more

weakest sin city novel
The Big Fat Kill is the weakest of Miller's Sin City novels. The basic storyline seems overly contrived with some trendy subplots as a trip to an bndoned dinosaur theme park. It is the violence which bthers me most in this novel. Usually Miller gives... more

This time art isn't enough.
Dwight, from A Dame to Kill For, returns and death follows. Along with psychotic episodes, visions of dinosaurs, and a number of other events that are too silly to mention. This time the Miller art can't compensate for the story. This one is purely style... more

A Pedestrian Sin City Tale from Frank Miller
Frank Miller has apparently discovered Quentin Tarantino. "The Big Fat Kill" echoes much of Tarantino's work in tone and gruesomeness, to its detriment.

The story this time features the shaky truce between Old Town prostitutes and the... more

Grim and exciting
Return with Frank Miller once again to Sin City, the raunchiest town in comic book history. And while you're there, visit Old Town, where the girl of your dreams becomes reality, for a price.

Dwight McCarthy is back, still getting used to his new... more

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