Human Target: Final Cut The New French Metal Hurlant But now something far more

But now something far more frightening than a mere man stalks the shadows--and it's after Gotham's villains

Includes a creator commentary and a look at Takehito Harada's creative process

Signed with a self-portrait sketch by New Yorker cartoon editor Bob Mankoff

A trove of really charming drawings by Michael Herrera

The back cover reads: "De merveilleux dessins en noir et blanc

Human Target: Final Cut The New French Metal Hurlant But now something far moreFrom the publisher: In the psychological thriller HUMAN TARGET: FINAL CUT, Christopher Chance, a unique bodyguard that assumes the identity of the person that he is protecting, finds himself caught in a tangled web of Hollywood deceit, drugs and duplicity. While posing as an elderly film actor, the Human Target successfully takes down and kills the man who has been extorting aging thespians. But when Chance learns that the extortionist has also