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Title	:	Crosswind, Vol. 1 (Crosswind #1-6)
Author	:	Gail Simone
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 128 pages
Published	:	March 6th 2018 by Image Comics
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Fiction. Thriller. Mystery. Crime. Fantasy. Graphic Novels Comics

Crosswind, Vol. 1 (Crosswind #1-6) Paperback | Pages: 128 pages

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Goodfellas meets Freaky Friday in this mind-bending new ongoing series from Fan-favorite creators GAIL SIMONE (Wonder Woman, Batgirl, Deadpool, Secret Six, Birds of Prey) and CAT STAGGS (Adventures of Supergirl, Smallville Season 11, Wonder Woman '77).

A slick and ruthless Chicago hitman.

A smart but downtrodden Seattle housewife.

When an inexplicable event strikes these two random strangers, their bodies, souls, and lives are switched--to potentially deadly effect.

Collects issues 1-6.

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ISBN:	1534304746 (ISBN13: 9781534304741)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Crosswind #1-6

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A really intriguing book. I read it almost like a novel, but it needed the visual element of a comic to really get across the bodyswapping angle. A little gory, but not terribly over-the-top considering the subject matter. And hey, it's Gail Simone. You know what you're in for there: great characters and an interesting story. Well worth checking out.



Housewife and hitman swap bodies.This graphic novel surprised me in a good way. The story could easily become cheesy, but the author didn't let it go there. The art was dark and blunt, which isn't usually my preference, but here it's used to good effect: there's an amazing amount of information conveyed in some of the panels - how foreign it might feel to be in the body of another sex. I rooted for both of these characters and liked the ending. The author/artists talk in an interview (included

Have a hit-man switch bodies with a suburban housewife. And then have each of them decide they like their new lives/bodies better. That's basically what this book is, albeit with a lot more detail (and brutality). It's an interesting take on the genre that is intentionally informed by LGBTQ+ critiques of the trope, and shows that the concept can be respectful of their concerns and still tell a strong story. The level of comfort both Cason and Juniper both show when in the alternate bodies is

I was really surprised with this graphic novel. Its exactly like the blurb says, freaky Friday mixed with Goodfellas. Great storytelling, cool artwork, not the most original of storys but I was hookes. I loved both the male and female leads, especially their transition as the kther character or body. Hopefully the team releases new issues soon.

Solid idea, poor execution. A mob hitman and a harried housewife switch bodies because...well, the reason doesn't matter. There are some fun moments where the hitman-as-wife toughens up her son and takes charge of her cruel husband. There are some baffling moments where wife-as-hitman pretty much instantly decides that she's okay with killing people. Like, I'm fairly certain the housewife would go straight to the police, so the whole things stretches credulity.I think I would have been able to

Ive never been a fan of body-swap stories. Something about it just doesnt appeal to me, and often it ends up weird and transphobic in the way gender is explored. Crosswind, though, really worked for me. For both of the main characters, finding a new body and a new life feels right for them, which is so cool to see. They own their new forms and new lives in a really interesting way. I also loved how their was a discussion at the end with an actual trans person to explain why the trope is