Rather than the list of separate items, I’m instead linking to three takes on crime-oriented graphic novels. Two are from writer and filmmaker Adi Tantimedh as part of his Look! It Moves! column – one covering the Vertigo’s recently-launched crime imprint, the other looking at innovation in the form. And at The Savage Critics, Abhay Khosla examines crime novels, with an eye towards writers whose work encompasses both prose and comics.
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Reading on Reading: 16 September 2009
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Tobias Carroll lives in Brooklyn, New York. He has covered music and books for a number of publications, and his fiction has appeared in THE2NDHAND, 3:AM, Word Riot, and as part of Featherproof Books' "Light Reading" series. He is presently working on multiple projects of varying lengths.
