Crime Genre comic recommendations?

[MajorHoy]

A lighter read, but no less worthy, Angel City just concluded it's 6 (8?) issue run and I think I saw the collected ed. in a recent previews.

Previewsworld has the tpb collection due out Aug 16th; U.S. cover price = $19.99

[ViewtifulJC]

Stray Bullets is still the best

[ed2962]

I've been really enjoying Kill Or Be Killed. It's another title from Brubaker/Phillips. Loose Ends by Jason Latour and Chris Brunner was ok. It think I had too high expectations for it. Mayday by Alex de Campi and Tony Parker was alright but I think I like her Grindhouse title better.

[ed2962]

Titan have teamed with crime novel publisher Hard Case Crime (who's novels i highly recommend) to publish a bunch of comics under a new crime line. Ive read the first couple; Trigger Man and Peepland and they were both really enjoyable.

Theyve got a few more series upcoming, including a new adaptation of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Worth a look, maybe.

I thought the Girl W/Dragon Tattoo was a DC/Vertigo thing?

[ed2962]

The latest issue of Black Monday Murders just came out. But I'm not sure I'd call it a "crime" comic. It's more a combination supernatural/conspiracy comic.

[Enigma]

'Revelations' from Dark Horse was quite good (6 issue mini series), although I can't remember the authors off the top of my head.

[Dark-Flux]

I thought the Girl W/Dragon Tattoo was a DC/Vertigo thing?

Its been licensed out to a few publishers in the past. I guess the contracts don't grant exclusive rights or something.

[Chintzy Beatnik]

The Hard Case Crime The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo series is the English translation of the European adaptations of the novel.

[matt levin]

A truly great comic no longer with us, but hopefully in trade, is Ben Templesmith's "Fell". A disgraced detective sent across the river to a place the supernatural passes through does his best to see justice done.