Balas Perdidas. Volumen 1

This is one of those books that I felt I was supposed to like because I knew it got an Eisner, but it didn't really grab me Technically it looks top-notch, and there are some interesting narratives with some surprising twists, but overall it felt like a stream of violent Tarantino scenes without the snappy dialogue. I did like the episode with the girl in the spaceship (not Barbarella).

I read this years ago, and after shaking the cobwebs from my brain I finally remembered the title so I could reread it. It's a decent read as long as you don't mind the violence. I don't think it is very memorable as a whole. Only vague parts stuck with me, but it is a great in-the-moment bit of entertainment.