What are some hardboiled detective stories?
What are some hardboiled detective stories?
Jack Powell
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Christian Reyes
Dick Tracy, I guess? Cartoons often have a "Private Eye" special episode. Some like Dog City or Batman TAS (especially when detective Bullock gets involved) take this Art Deco, Film Noir, 1930s-ish stylization and make it a central point of their aesthetics.
Christian Bennett
SpongeBob episode "Squid Noir"
Ayden Stewart
Droopy and Dripple had several detective stories in Tom & Jerry Kids. I happened to have some of those segments on VHS and I watched them a lot.
Ryder White
are you people telling me there are no hardboiled or detective based comics?
Samuel Collins
Problem Sleuth
Logan Davis
Pretty sure DC has some but I'm not too familiar with which arcs and issues are the best.
Based on Hardboiled definition on wikipedia, Spider-Man Noir is a bit close, though it's more action-oriented with mystery themes.
Colton Jenkins
Slam Bradley
Liam Rodriguez
there's Black Sad which is set in the 1950s
Jace Price
>Slam Bradley
There's Trail of the Catwoman but it's short as fuck.
Asher Harris
>when a dame with gams is lurking in your office
Liam Wright
Do you want me to get you an egg?
Nathan Jenkins
Alexander Jackson
Alack Sinner
Thomas Rogers
second this. wish there was more of it
Benjamin Hernandez
I know you wanted comics but NWAR deserves more love. It's funny af.
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Caleb Ward
Miss Tree
Miss Tree Quarterly
Jose Perry
Blacksad
Parker comics
Edbrubaker comics like fatale fadeout criminal etc
Kevin Howard
really?
no Sin City?
David Hughes
Especially the earlier books.
Matthew Richardson
...
Gabriel Hall
MS. Tree.
And Mike Mauser.
Nathaniel Dusk.
Picard did a few.
Hunter Gray
There are hundreds but you are on Yea Forums where most people just read capeshit published in the last 3 years.
Nathan Torres