American Century #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHoward Chaykin and David Tischman launch American Century under Vertigo's mature-readers banner with this striking 2001 opener. Chaykin's cover art — inked by Chaykin himself — presents a brooding, square-jawed man in a dark suit holding what appears to be a draft notice, flanked by a blonde woman and a woman in a blue hat, all set against a detailed map of the Korean peninsula with the word "Greetings:" looming large behind them. It's a richly atmospheric opening image that signals a story steeped in mid-century tension, moral ambiguity, and the complicated machinery of American life abroad.
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Tired of his life in Skokie, Illinois, Harry Block fakes his own death and reinvents himself in Guatemala as Harry Kraft.
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