The Red Three are Russians (and likely communists) in Paris in 1946. It's a dangerous place to be, and they're up to something they don't want anyone knowing they're doing. Leonid (the old one), Maksim (the handsome one), and Grigori (the young one) have come with Artur- but things go wrong when Artur's clandestine meetup with a group of French men ends with him getting shot and the trio needing to escape. It seems there is plotting going on from all sides. The greyscale art features heavy inks with lots of attention to faces, fabric, and other details. Great dialogue and character interaction are a highlight of this one, so if mid-century spy intrigue sounds appealing don't miss this one!

Read 1946!