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Warren Ellis never seems to run out of crazy, intelligent, thought provoking, and occasionally disgusting ideas throughout his various works, whether it be in the forms of Transmetropolitan, his short but memorable run on Hellblazer, Planetary, Orbiter, Ocean, or even his surreal novel Crooked Little Vein. Desolation Jones is no different, featuring ex-spook Michael Jones whose damaged body appears to be slowly decaying (a result from what is referred to as "desolation tests") as he treks across Los Angeles. He gets a job in the form of searching for a stolen reel of pornography said to star and be made by Hitler, and soon enough, Jones discovers that there is even more going on behind the scenes. Compared to some of Ellis' other works, Desolation Jones isn't as enjoyable, but it does offer some great ideas and snappy dialogue to boot. While the Jones character himself may come off as a little too much like a joint-smoking John Constantine, the character manages to make the reader care enough to wonder just what made him what he is. Featuring solid artwork from J.H. Williams III and stark colors from Jose Villarrubia, Desolation Jones gets off to a pretty good start, and this could very well be the beginning of the next great thing to come from Warren Ellis.


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Desolation Jones Warren Ellis J H Williams Jose Villarrubia 9781401211509 Books Reviews

This book has an amazing feel for bitterly creative. A disturbingly fun ride. All that needs to be said is two words, "Hitler porn." Jones is one of those characters that you want to feel for but just you don't, you want to like him but you just don't. That sounds like a bad thing although it definitely adds to the tone and story of the book. I highly recommend this book.
The creative risk that he takes are off the charts. The composition and layouts are awesome. He is an illustrator that is a natural master of graphic design. I was blown away by this book.
Over all I enjoyed reading this book. The storry was a little predictable and a little slow, but the dialog was as always edgy. The art of the book definitelly stands out.
Well written, good art work. What more can you ask for except additional volumes/stories.
I'm a personal fan of Warren Ellis. This is an all in one tale about a jaded ex-MI6 special operative. He's also the only survivor of the DNA enhancing "Desolation Project".
Love the art in this. The story and art are both very creepy and disturbing so be warned.
Desolation Jones is one of those rare gems that comes along once in a great while. My only complaint is that there aren't more available in the series that I know of. The charachter development, plot, and art work work so well together. This is top notch reading. I highly recommend it. Five stars all the way.
Warren Ellis never seems to run out of crazy, intelligent, thought provoking, and occasionally disgusting ideas throughout his various works, whether it be in the forms of Transmetropolitan, his short but memorable run on Hellblazer, Planetary, Orbiter, Ocean, or even his surreal novel Crooked Little Vein. Desolation Jones is no different, featuring ex-spook Michael Jones whose damaged body appears to be slowly decaying (a result from what is referred to as "desolation tests") as he treks across Los Angeles. He gets a job in the form of searching for a stolen reel of pornography said to star and be made by Hitler, and soon enough, Jones discovers that there is even more going on behind the scenes. Compared to some of Ellis' other works, Desolation Jones isn't as enjoyable, but it does offer some great ideas and snappy dialogue to boot. While the Jones character himself may come off as a little too much like a joint-smoking John Constantine, the character manages to make the reader care enough to wonder just what made him what he is. Featuring solid artwork from J.H. Williams III and stark colors from Jose Villarrubia, Desolation Jones gets off to a pretty good start, and this could very well be the beginning of the next great thing to come from Warren Ellis.