McCann weaves in a somewhat toothless condemnation of a bureaucracy that forsakes the mentally ill, but Revolution # 9 works better as an inside look at one person's slide into madness -- and, more particularly, the impact of that on his loved ones.
This review of Revolution #9 (2002) was written by David C on 27 Sep 2008.
Revolution #9 has generally received mixed reviews.
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