A. Rivera reviewed The dark goodbye by Drew Rausch
Review of 'The dark goodbye' on 'Goodreads'
3 stars
This was an interesting little read. It was a blend of noir detective story with horror a la Lovecraft. "Mutt" Manson is hired to find a young damsel, but it turns out there is more to her disappearance. The local mobster is involved as well as a local industrialist who controls a lot of the city. The plot at times is a bit hard to follow, but it still reels you in. I pretty much read this in one sitting. The gritty line drawing art style matches the setting and story well. While not the greatest manga I have read, I certainly liked it enough that I will look for the next one in the series. By the way, though part of the series, this volume does stand by itself.
This was an interesting little read. It was a blend of noir detective story with horror a la Lovecraft. "Mutt" Manson is hired to find a young damsel, but it turns out there is more to her disappearance. The local mobster is involved as well as a local industrialist who controls a lot of the city. The plot at times is a bit hard to follow, but it still reels you in. I pretty much read this in one sitting. The gritty line drawing art style matches the setting and story well. While not the greatest manga I have read, I certainly liked it enough that I will look for the next one in the series. By the way, though part of the series, this volume does stand by itself.