I'm sure a lot of us have been very affected by the whole lockdown, and without trying to sound self pitying, for me it's felt even worse because I have been diagnosed as clinically depressed with suicidal tendencies for some time now (even pre lockdown). As a consequence I seem to find it difficult to focus on the stack of novels I have to read.
Therefore, I've been rereading a lot of my graphic novel collection.
The last one I did was "Harry 20 on the High Rock". When I first joined this forum some time back I remember asking about it being reprinted and was lucky enough that someone was gracious enough to point out the US reprint.
Anyway. For anyone who has read it, what are your opinions?
For me the story is a mixed bag. If it was done today I think it could have done with more depth. The guards like Chief Thrower, Pusser and the Warden, Worldwise could be given more characterisations, and some of the convicts wouldn't be quite so stereotyped, I mean...Swede 16?

Nevertheless, I do enjoy rereading this from time to time, but I don't know if this might be true, like a lot of stories I wonder if this was getting abruptly cancelled as it seemed that the ending was rushed. I understand that there was a floppy follow up set some years later but I do not have that.