Václav's Reviews > Lonesome - tome 2 - Les Ruffians

(3,8 of 5 for the second part of lone gunslinger western story which is one step better than first part)
Yves Swolfs is doing what he's doing (and his wife is colouring it), and the story gets better than with previous part. The basics are the same as for part one, but I like how the story thickens. Our lonesome character is following the trail no matter what, cleverly but also fiercely. I like how the Swolfs keeps the details real. Enemies just don't teleport from place to place, if our gunslinger loses the guns, he must get them back or get another one at some point and all that similar logical details, which are often overlooked by author or the artist. I like it when the author/artist do their homework. I'm not nitpicking for the details and mistakes, but when I notice them it annoys me like hell.
With the first book I wasn't hooked up, but after the second one, I'm very interested in how it will continue. Our Lonesome "hero" has a nice challenge ahead.