All talk.

Rahim is a suburban kid like any other, a “good kid.” Chilling with his boys, hearing the legends of “Immortal Al,” the greatest gangster who ever lived, it’s hard not to get stars in his eyes. Rahim dreams of becoming a kingpin, idolizing his local gangsters, hoping to climb their ranks. But his friends laugh: they say he’s all talk, no action. Until one day, he sees an opportunity to prove himself … but how far will he take it before there’s no turning back?

A modern, urban 120-page graphic novel exploring the toxic nature of “street cred” and the role it plays in the lives of vulnerable youth.