Moonshine #2
This second volume of the Prohibition-era horror-crime series continues the bloody saga of bootlegger Lou Pirlo and his entanglement with the supernatural. As the werewolf curse spreads through the criminal underworld, Lou finds himself on a desperate train journey, fleeing both federal agents and monstrous enemies. Writer Brian Azzarello and artist Eduardo Risso deliver another gritty, atmospheric chapter blending gangster noir with lycanthropic terror.
In Moonshine #2, writer Brian Azzarello and artist Eduardo Risso deliver a gripping chapter where Lou’s transformation into a werewolf erupts in violent chaos behind bars, leaving only Emmitt and Mean Tom to flee the carnage. As the aftermath settles, Tempest grapples with the loss of Enos, marking a turning point in the story’s escalating tension. The haunting visuals and stark storytelling, brought to life by Risso’s distinctive art and Rossi’s moody colors, make this a standout issue in the series.
In "null," Lou’s transformation in the prison yard unleashes a brutal rampage that leaves the chain gang and guards dead in his wake. As Emmitt and Mean Tom flee the chaos, Tempest is left to grapple with the loss of Enos, the weight of the moment hanging heavy in the air.
In "null," Lou flees the aftermath of a violent act, racing toward a desperate hope—someone who might halt his transformation into a werewolf. As he moves through the shadows, the Holt Clan closes in on L'Ago and his men, setting the stage for a chilling confrontation.
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