RARA-AVIS: speaking of hardboiled comics . . .

From: Curt Purcell ( curtpurcell@hotmail.com)
Date: 29 Oct 2007

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Mention of SIN CITY started it, but Eisner's SPIRIT has also come up.
What do you all think about DICK TRACY (I've got CELEBRATED CASES OF on the way right now!)? Also, Richard Sala, whose comics have certainly absorbed a lot of hardboiled/noir influence, even if they're equal parts other things as well:

http://groovyageofhorror.blogspot.com/search/label/AUTH%20Sala%20Richard

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