r/graphicnovels • • 17h ago

Collection / Shelfie / Haul The Fade Out

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u/Specific_Software783 15h ago

How does it compare to Criminal? (which I'm currently reading and loving)

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u/NoPlatform8789 9h ago

They are both fantastic. Criminal spans different decades and generations while Fade Out is classic golden age Hollywood.

I would definitely recommend reading it. Personally I would give the edge to Criminal but I love the world-building where characters who are a minor player in one story get the focus in the next.

Fade Out is a straightforward narrative telling one story.