The Last Film of Emile Vico

by Thomas Gavin

The disappearance of Emile Vico, one of the leading actor-directors of the 1930s, may involve the splinter-personality named Spyhawk of Vico's schizoid cameraman and best friend, Griswold Farley

403 pages, Hardcover

First published April 25, 1986

Reviews

[Rex Deverell · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a classic of first person narrative - where the choice of perspective becomes the message.

[James S. · Rating 2 out of 5]

Well-written and with an interesting premise, but ultimately too long-winded and slow-moving for me. (And what is up with this author's bio from his university page: "His most recent publication "The Classics of Comics" can be found in the August 1997 edition of U.S. Airways Attaché"????)