Tuesday, September 21, 2021

Richard Stark's Parker




Darwyn Cooke made very good work translating crime novels of Donald E. Westlake into comic books. Again it is story of ruthless criminal Parker attacking criminal organization known as 'The Outfit' and performing complicated bank robberies, frauds and other interesting criminal activities.

Since Darwyn Cooke is such master artist, it is no wonder that artwork is so brilliant and glossy, mixing blue colors with white and black, occasionally putting bolts of gold here and there.

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