The first Ennis 6 parter is 'okay'
Come now. It has a character whose name
and catchphrase is 'Horsecock', and whose signature weapon is, well, just take a wild guess. Gerry Finley Day himself couldn't have done better.
I wouldn't want anyone to be under illusions regarding 95% of
Crossed: it literally is gross-out shock for shock's sake, going as far as possible for the hell of it - which can be an art in itself. Sometimes this works for me, often it doesn't - and as noted elsewhere I can't read any of Lapham's contributions, they're woeful. In the other 5%, there's something interesting being said about humanity in extremis and the balance of pragmatism and compassion, and I like those bits a lot. Generally these are by Ennis and Spurrier.
But I bet Moore can stand the whole thing on its head.