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It’s hard to believe that I first posted about Rick Remender’s The Last Days of American Crime nearly seven years ago<\/strong><\/a>.\u00a0 At that point it was just an idea that RIck<\/strong> had for a cool crime comic<\/strong>.\u00a0 Nearly seven years<\/strong> later came the addition of artist Greg Tocchini<\/strong> and a company interested in publishing it.\u00a0 The rest is, as they say, just the start. <\/span><\/p>\n Although The Last Days of Crime <\/strong>is coming to an end, there are still more stories to tell.\u00a0 As Rick Remender<\/strong> told CBR.com<\/strong><\/a>:<\/p>\n \u201cOnce you read the first trade, you see how those rules work. The API broadcast is a ticking clock that everyone is going to be reacting to in the United States. People who have bad things they need to get out of their systems of revenge trips or whatever they need to take care of, they\u2019re going to be out doing those things and people who are just regular family folk are going to be inside their houses with doors boarded up and a shotgun pointed at the window. In America, there\u2019s 500 million potential stories for what\u2019s happening the two weeks before American Crime is put to a halt. To that end, I\u2019ve got a revenge story that I like quite a bit. I want the next volume to be quite a bit different from this one…”<\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n If you’ve been reading the comic series, my guess is you’ve enjoyed the ride.\u00a0 If you somehow missed it, check with your local comic shop to see if back issues are available or pre-order the trade paperback now<\/strong><\/a>!<\/p>\n