Fans of Kindt's previous work (2 Sisters, Pistolwhip, etc) will be sure to enjoy what is clearly Kindt's best work yet.  Those who have yet to check him out are advised to take a close look at this multi-faceted work that clearly demonstrates Kindt's growth as an artist.   Incorporating quite a few clever formal devices, Kindt assembles a file cabinet full of dossiers in comics form -- 52 in all (it originally appeared as a weekly online comic - Check it out here) -- telling stories within stories -- all set in WWII era Europe --  that link to other stories that turn out to be connected to others down an alley or around a corner or -- oh no, what's that, LOOK OUT....  whew! 

Publisher, First Second sez:  "Matt Kindt's fascinating homage to classic detective fiction... owes as much to Paul Auster as Dashiell Hammett."