by Will Bingley, Anthony Hope-Smith, Alan Rinzler
A good graphic novel, but it is so short and quick. It really only glimpses at the life of Hunter S. Thompson, focusing mostly on his "glory" years in the 60s and 70s. It is a very good, but very superficial introduction to the man. If nothing else, this graphic novel will make the reader want to se...
From the introduction, I got the idea that this biography was supposed to redeem Thompson's image a little, making him more of a respected writer and less of a person known for being out of his gourd on drugs, but after reading it I think the writer of the introduction was just expressing his inner ...
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