L.A. Valentine, By Osborne and Eppler

A Noir Comedy

It’s 1940ish. There’s a black widow on the loose. Murder and intrigue. And comedy. Did we mention there’s comedy? Noir comedy. Let the Fedoras fly as we enter the city of Angels. It’s a dirty street, one paved with the dreams of innocents. Detective Judd Cain, about to retire to a life of leisure, gets one more case. There’s always one more case. This time, it’s more tangled than your grandmother’s knitting bag. Not your classic Whodunit, our hero turns antihero turns hero, and you’re the witness for the prosecution. It couldn’t be her, could it? Was it a spurned lover? What does the grill have to do with it? Was it the sinister bartender? All we know is, this isn’t a sweet, nor innocent, Valentine’s dinner.