EyebrarianPrize winnersGet the app

Books › 100 bullets

Cover of 100 bullets

100 bullets

222 pages

A gritty, high-stakes plunge into a brutal war of retribution where no one is safe from the crossfire.

What it feels like

This propulsive crime comic plunges readers into a bleak, unforgiving atmosphere where the tension never lets up. Driven by themes of retribution and the devastating reality of collateral damage, the narrative feels like a powder keg that has finally ignited. The mood is dread-soaked and cynical, reflecting a world where the line between soldier and civilian has completely vanished. Its sharp, hard-hitting style pulls no punches, delivering a visceral experience of a war where unexpected vulnerabilities prove fatal. It is a deeply intense read, perfect for fans of gritty, morally ambiguous graphic novels who crave high-stakes conflicts, complex webs of revenge, and a narrative that relentlessly explores the brutal consequences of violence.

Mood
  • tense
  • bleak
  • dread-soaked
  • violent
Tone
  • cynical
  • hardboiled
  • unforgiving
  • intense
Pace
propulsive
Themes
cycles of retribution · collateral damage · moral ambiguity · the cost of revenge
The writing
Sharp, hard-hitting, and steeped in the cynical vernacular of noir and crime fiction.
The arc
A tense descent into a chaotic, unforgiving conflict where the lines between right and wrong blur into sheer survival.
Who it's for
Fans of gritty, high-stakes crime comics who enjoy morally gray characters locked in brutal cycles of revenge.
Content notes
  • violence
  • warfare
  • collateral damage

About the book

The final battle between the surviving houses of the Trust and their onetime enforcer Agent Graves has been joined, and casualties on both sides promise to be high. In this war, however, the line between soldier and civilian has all but vanished, and no one is giving much thought to collateral damage. But just as no plan of attack ever survives its first contact with the enemy, history shows that unexpected factors are often the most decisive--and that both sides are equally vulnerable.

Description from Open Library.

Books like 100 bullets

See why they match