Gabriel Hardman

The story of a boy and his dog. Only the boy is a traveling salesman and the dog doesn't belong to him. Joe's self-styled mission to save a puppy from its neglectful owners escalates into a righteous crusade in this quirky crime thriller.

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Dimitris Papastergiou

Not what I was expecting. Not recommending it, unless you're into pointless plots for no reason whatsoever. 

I really liked the art and the whole B&W feeling. I like reading good B&W titles, and it was about a dog, so I had to check it out. Turns out, a guy finding and losing and finding and losing and searching and having to get back, but again losing a dog.. and start searching for him again is not that interesting. The first issue was ok, then it went all downhill from there. I don't think there's much to say other than... just read something else.

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