Moonshine: The Complete Collection Hardcover Overview 

I love the art in this.

This series was a pleasant surprise especially for werewolf lovers.

Risso is a great horror artist. This and his latin american "Yo, Vampiro" (I, Vampire) with Carlos Trillo on scripts are two good monsters sagas with a spin.

Couldn't resist..just ordered it..cheers omar..!!

I read the first 2 trades and it was amazing. I'd love to have this all in a fuller format!

Thanks a lot Omar, was looking at this book today and i needed to see this to make a decision

The art is the type that I like. Great overview!

I have these in trades. Excellent series. Must buy.

Looks quite good!

Thank you for this review Omar as i love azzarello/Riso since 100 bullets and was wondering what this story was about. Gonna buy a copy now see later hermano. 💪🏻

Mine should be arriving tomorrow. I wish it made it in time for October, I might save it to read next year.

Looks good 👍🏻

Great overview, Omar, as always. I’ve read the paperbacks, and I will probably upgrade. I enjoyed reading it, and Risso’s artwork is superb. I just have two minor criticisms about Azzarello’s writing in this book, something you briefly touched upon, Omar. I appreciate that, in his dialogues, Azzarello strives for realism, and usually he does a very good job. In real life people don’t always speak in a way that is grammatically correct. But they do sometimes. And yet, reading this book, you’d think no one is ever able to put a decent sentence together. At times the dialogue was so incoherent I wasn’t really sure what they were talking about. And it’s not just the hillbillies. Was everyone in 1929 completely illiterate? Not to mention that even illiterate people can speak properly every now and then. Not here, though. It’s just a bit too much, in my opinion. Also, I think you’re right, Omar. Perhaps the story does lack focus. It’s a bit all over the place. It seems directionless. But those criticisms aside, it’s a fun read.

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I need this!

I never heard of this title or character, because I hardly get any Image comics. I DO know of Brian Azzarello because I have the Joker graphic novel, and I know of his work with Wonder Woman. I like this overview very much, Omar. Thanks!

Any recommendations for comics/runs with a full story that’s really captivating. I really enjoyed Blackest Night by Geoff Johns im having a tough time finding my taste in comics 😊

*Random shot of Gødland size comparison* Okay... alright... 🤔

The first 17 issues were fantastic, art was amazing all the way through, after those first 17, the story took a sharp turn downhill for me.

Over 400-500 pages (or oversized deluxe) i don't trust in Image's binding... this edition is a pass for me.

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Risso should let trish do the coloring, its not great.