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Wer etwas mit Konzept und Stil der ersten beiden Bände anfangen konnte, dem sei auch dieser hier ans Herz gelegt.
By Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso
Review by Patrick Meaney
Hang up on the Hang Low takes 100 Bullets in a new direction, using the basic premise as only a setup, and spending most of its time on the relationship between a father and son. This TPB does not do much to expand the mythology of the book's world, but it tells a strong standalone story.
The main relationship in this story arc is between Loop and his "Pops." Loop's father had left him before he was born, and, thanks to Agent Graves, Loop gets a chance to find out what his father is like. Their relationship is the core of the story, its essential to the arc that it works. Azzarello once again demonstrates his incredible skill in creating characters. Loop is well defined, and his relationship with his father is developed well. It seems legitimate, and realistic considering they don't know each other very well.
Once the relationship is set up, Azzarello destroys it. The second half of the arc is extremely well done, with Loop's rage coming through. What could have been a simple tale of revenge becomes an emotional journey, that is fulfilling when it comes to its conclusion.
The final issue ties a lot of things together. Lono returns, seeking vengeance on Loop's cousin, who assaulted him in Miami, back in Split Second Chance. What was a confusing background subplot comes to the foreground here, and nicely ties everything together, connecting Loop's story to the larger plot. One of Azzarello's greatest skills is his ability to turn silent background plots into major events in later issues. New readers aren't left out of anything, and long time readers get an added bonus.
Overall, this collection doesn't add too much to the overall story, but it's a great standalone. However, Hang Up doesn't reach the heights of the second book. There's nothing really wrong, but the ghetto story has been done before in the book, and it lacks the potent originality of some previous stories. It's still a great collection, and a thrilling read.
8 out of 10
When the violence begins it doesn't end. While I can respect a book for showing violence as ugly and non-glamorous, the actual violence is too casual to really be believed. One wonders how these guys could have survived so long as criminals when they keep pulling out guns to start shooting whenever anything goes south.
By the end, agent Graves has basically messed with everyone's head in a mystery that I'm sure Azzarello teased out throughout the series and all that was gained by the characters is lost.
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