Peter SmithAnthony Bourdain, best known for Kitchen Confidential, has teamed up with novelist Joel Rose and artist Langdon Foss to create "a futuristic action thriller that takes America’s newfound obsession with exotic cuisine to a manic, violent extreme." Get Jiro! involves a mysterious sushi chef and looks pretty crazy.
Illustration by Langdon Foss/Vertigo (via Eater)
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