Road to perdition
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Road to perdition
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- Label
- Road to perdition
- Statement of responsibility
- written by Max Allan Collins ; art by Richard Piers Rayner ; lettering by Bob Lappan
- Subject
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- trueCrime comics
- Crime -- Comic books, strips, etc
- Gangsters -- Comic books, strips, etc
- trueComics and Graphic novels
- trueAssassins
- Capone, Al, 1899-1947 -- Comic books, strips, etc
- trueChicago, Illinois
- trueCriminals
- Graphic novels
- trueMiddle West
- Mystery comic books, strips, etc
- trueViolence
- truePunishment
- truePersonal conduct
- trueCrime
- trueGangsters
- trueO'Sullivan, Michael, Sr. (Fictitious character)
- trueOrganized crime
- trueCapone, Al, 1899-1947
- trueRevenge
- trueHistorical comics
- trueO'Sullivan, Michael, Jr. (Fictitious character)
- trueBoys
- trueFamilies
- trueFamilies of murder victims
- trueFathers and sons
- trueBooks to movies
- true1930s -- 1930 -- 1939
- Organized crime -- Comic books, strips, etc
- trueVoyages and travels
- Nitti, Frank, -1943 -- Comic books, strips, etc
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- Rock Island, Illinois -- 1929. Michael O'Sullivan is a good father and a family man -- and also the chief enforcer for John Looney, the town's Irish Godfather of crime. As Looney's "Angel of Death," O'Sullivan has done the bidding of Chicago gangsters Al Capone and Frank Nitti as well -- but when a gangland execution spells tragedy for the O'Sullivan family, a grieving father and his adolescent son find themselves on a winding road of treachery, revenge, and revelation. Writer Max Allan Collins is a two-time winner of the Private Eye Writers of America's Shamus Award for his Nathan Keller historical thrillers "True Detective" and "Stolen Away." Award-winning artist Richard Piers Rayner spent four years working on the artwork for "Road to Perdition," a labor of love that has resulted in some of the most stunningly realistic drawings of 1930s Chicago ever seen on printed p
- Cataloging source
- AU@
- Dewey number
- 741.5/973
- Illustrations
- illustrations
- Index
- no index present
- Intended audience
- "Suggested for mature readers"--P. [4] of cover
- LC call number
- PN6727.C573
- LC item number
- R635 2011
- Literary form
- fiction
- Nature of contents
- comics graphic novels
- Series statement
- Vertigo Crime
- Series volume
- 0001
- Target audience
- adult
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