Hot Lunch Special Vol 1

Rahal storyteller skills are awe-inspiring. He snuck a few twists past me, telling a simple story of a family in over their heads with some organized crime bozos without delving into cliche. The art and paneling are also top notch, never too flashy to take away from the story. My only complaint is that I think this is it for the series (though the story is pretty darn complete here). Guess, I'll be eagerly awaiting what Eliot Rahal does next.

Incredible content. Well written and well illustrated. Great story with drama, action and humor.