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| | Greyshirt: Indigo Sunset (Greyshirt, 1) |
 | | However, Greyshirt only appears momentarily in each to dash in and foil the crime, the real focus is on Frankie Lafayette and Johnny Apollo, who we first meet as kids, and then follow as they grow older and more criminally enterprising. |
 | | The book suffers from a lack of focus, as it veers back and forth between the two thug kids, the previous generation of hood, the sci-fi/horror monster, a plotline concerning a movie being made from the two kids' lives, another involving a pop artist, and then later, a pair of suave thieves are introduced. |
 | | Greyshirt gets totally lost in the shuffle, as does any sense of coherency and maintenance of tone. |
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