SuitabookTrusting the story
Harrier's mission includes investigating who planted the bomb, while the narrator and a red herring complicate how information is presented.
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Ben Sanders - Author
A brisk, playful comic mystery built around a bomb-disposal mission. Its main pleasures appear to be wordplay, visual clues, gadgets and a narrator who may not be entirely trustworthy.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA brisk, playful comic mystery built around a bomb-disposal mission. Its main pleasures appear to be wordplay, visual clues, gadgets and a narrator who may not be entirely trustworthy.
Harrier's mission includes investigating who planted the bomb, while the narrator and a red herring complicate how information is presented.
The graphic novel uses puns, footnotes and direct breaks between the story and its readers during Harrier's mission.
The central danger is a bomb threatening an explosive outcome, with a five-minute countdown and language about people being blasted. The tone is presented as comic, but suspense may still matter.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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