Parker Martini Edition by DARWYN COOKE

This is the start of a new series on the channel called, Off the Shelf. This will be where we cover Hardcovers, Omnis, Artist/Studio Editions, or any other collected stories that we love.
This episode, Ryan & Mario cover Darwyn Cooke's Parker: The Martini Edition. Truly one of the best collected editions ever made.
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interesting look at the Parker stuff.. I have the HCs that were originally issued, but all the extras have me interested in picking up the Martini Ed. I suggest checking out the Parker novels, they are fast reads and give a bit more insight into Parker and his profession.
also there is a counter part to Parker... Dourtmunder how came about when Westlake was trying to write a Parker novel and everything kept going wrong and the book became a comic heist.. that kicked off with The Hot Rock which is a fun read and the film version of that is pretty great..
Also anyone that likes the Parker graphic novels check out the adaption of Lawrence Blocks Eight Million Ways to Die by John K. Snyder III.

[@livinglegend629]

Thanks for the suggestions. I definitely want to give the novels a read, i'll get to them at some point.