I don't think that I've got much comment to make on the 6th Rivers of London graphic novel. This one concerns a cannabis operation, one that has worrying vestigia attached to the final product. It's practically a Peter one-hander; Nightingale is in some scenes, but doesn't do much, Beverley and her two younger sisters get a bit more screen time, but poor Molly gets practically nothing, and Guleed doesn't appear at all.

The art is consistent, and has been since the start of the graphic novel series. This is the first one that I've seen with Aaronovitch credited only as 'creator' while [a: Andrew Cartmel|6836|Andrew Cartmel|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1345464689p2/6836.jpg] is the sole writer. I don't think it made a difference, I always find Peter's narrative voice somewhat muted in the graphic novels anyway.

So a fun, if short, read that's enjoyable but doesn't offer any more insight into the characters.