While the artwork was impressive, too often it felt muddled and messy combined with the excruciating levels of gore and Moore’s legendarily dense layers of text. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

this theory of the Ripper ’s identity was first proposed in journalist Stephen Knight ’s 1976 book, Jack The Ripper: The Final Solution . Gruesome take on a classic tale, some chapters were very slow and really dragged but that didn't stop me from enjoying another genius novel by Alan Moore. To counter this new threat, Gull takes on the persona of the infamous Ripper and hunts them down one by one - and with each ungodly deed, Gull succumbs to his own dark desires and eventually madness.From Wikipedia: Psychogeography is an exploration of urban environments that emphasizes playfulness and "drifting".

Despite how it might seem, the decision to tell this story in black and white was purely one of economics. However, 30 years later, Campbell finally accepted the challenge and chose to do all his coloring digitally with all of its palates and options previously unimaginable. This seems truer in the original black and white where given all the additional text and focus on characters both historic and otherwise, less patient readers might feel tempted to skip those insights until the next Ripper murder.Thus this becomes a story that trolls the idea that there is a definitive answer to murders, especially as it pertains to such historical malleable events. There is a similar effect with the other most prominent landmarks; Cleopatra’s Needle, and Christchurch Spitalsfield. It is difficult not to examine its pages without the scrutinisation and mapping of the human object described by Foucault in his book The Birth of the Clinic.