Drive #2

This second installment of IDW's four-part adaptation of James Sallis' Drive presents a striking bird's-eye view of a figure lying on a garage floor, surrounded by scattered tools and an open bag overflowing with cash — a composition that says everything about the world this story inhabits without saying a word. Antonio Fuso's overhead perspective is quietly unnerving, pulling the reader into the cool, teal-tinted atmosphere of crime and careful calculation. A tense and stylish read for fans of noir done right.