100 Bullets: The US of ANGER #1
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| Writer | Brian Azzarello |
| Artist | Eduardo Risso |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Not many people made it out alive from the fall of the Trust in 100 Bullets. Lono did—just barely—and it sent him spiraling on a years-long international odyssey. His one-time protégé, Loop Hughes, was the only one smart enough to walk away clean. But now tragedy has come knocking on Loop’s door, and the scent of blood has attracted a dangerous stray dog. Lono’s back in the United States, and he’s on the hunt…through a network of good ol’ boys and militias, megachurches, millionaires, and madmen. In Brother Lono, Lono unsuccessfully tried to save his own soul; in The US of Anger, he’ll play Satan to a host of demons tempting the United more
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9.5
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Jul 01, 2026Towards the end, we get into some more plot-heavy elements, as a shadowy conspiracy starts to escalate things for their own purposes, but even if we didn’t have this, it would still be a compelling read. It’s great to see these two masters back at work, reviving a universe that is unfortunately still all too current. Read Full Review
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9.0
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Jul 01, 2026The world of 100 Bullets returns in a chaotic fashion with its most dangerous character taking charge. Azzarello pens a difficult and unapologetic look at Lono’s world with an intense script. Risso unlocks the vicious nature of a city on edge with stunning art. A fearless display of storytelling fitting of the original run’s legacy. Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Jul 01, 2026If 100 Bullets was an epic dark morality tale, The US of Anger is a nihilistic look at the state of America today. 100 Bullets: The US of Anger #1 proves that Azzarello and Risso haven't lost a step. Returning to one of their most iconic creations, they deliver a story steeped in fear, rage, manipulation, and violence that feels unsettlingly relevant. Lono remains a force of nature, while Risso's stark artwork gives every page a sense of danger and inevitability. The issue's political themes can occasionally overwhelm its narrative momentum, but there's no denying the power of its atmosphere or the confidence of its creative vision. If the original 100 Bullets examined the machinery of power and revenge, US of Anger opens by staring directly into the chaos of the present day. Read Full Review
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