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Richard "Junk" Junkin’s brief career in football ended abruptly due to injury and a gambling habit, leaving him to sell cars in New Jersey and daydream about what might have been. When his employer asks him to protect the boss’s dazzling daughter Victoria, Junk sees an opportunity to escape his past and earn quick money. But Victoria’s assignments are far from ordinary—she relies on a hard‑boiled hand to execute covert, morally ambiguous tasks. Junk finds himself drawn into a world where loyalty, danger, and the tantalizing promise of getting filthy rich collide.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction
Authors: Brian Azzarello
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