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In a Sin City short story， ’The Babe Wore Red，’ Frank Miller deviated from his stark black-and-white artwork by adding tiny bits of color throughout the story. The girl’s dress was red， her lips were red--you get the picture. In That Yellow Bastard， the fourth Sin City graphic novel， Miller’s experiment with yellow ink is also a tremendous success. The setup is simple. On the last day before he retires， Hartigan， an old cop， gets a call about an 11-year-old girl who has been kidnapped by a lunatic. Hartigan has got just one more thing to do before he retires: save the girl. Saving her is the easy part， because Hartigan has uncovered something really bad that is not going to stop until it catches up with him. That Yellow Bastard is nerve-racking to the very end.
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Book Description
Just one hour to go. Hartigan’s polishing his badge and working himself up to kissing it good-bye， it and the thirty-odd years of protecting and serving and tears and blood and triumph that it represents. He’s thinking about his wife’s slow smile， about the thick， fat steaks she’s picked up at the butcher’s， about the bottle of champagne she’s got packed in ice， about sleeping in till ten in the morning and spending sunny afternoons flat on his back. Just one hour to go and he gets word from a stoolie about that one loose end he hasn’t tied up， a young girl who’s out there， helpless in the hands of a drooling lunatic. Just one hour to go . . . and he’s gonna go out with a bang. Collecting the entire six-issue series， plus an additional 16 pages of story， an eight-page color cover gallery， and an all-new color cover!
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