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Saturday, April 5, 2014
Thief of Thieves Vol. 3: Venice
This is it the Venice job Conrad has been planning for three years; the plan he has been working on when he up & quit. Conrad has played almost everybody in this book so far & this is only the third volume. Andy Diggle jumps on for this arc which is awesome because this kind of heist is right up is alley. There is definitely going to be some major fallout from this volume especially where Arno is concerned. I really want to see Agent Cohen shine at some point, it seems they keep building to her big moment & then she gets played for such a fool. I mean she seems to be smarter than the rest of the agents in her division & she even knows she got played at the end of this book. The Venice job is similar to something from Oceans 11 mixed with the Italian Job. Its simplistic on paper but the attention to detail makes it seem so complicated. Again this is were the art & the layout shine, it perfectly complements the story were the writing leaves off. By the end of this volume the look on Conrad's face says it all. I still don't know as a reader if everything went the way he planned, but it seems that it did. I really want to know what is going to happen next.
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