What is most surprising about this hugely enjoyable and entertaining story is that they have not done it before. Frank Martin has found a new way to tell a story about Lovecraftish monsters that is, in retrospect, so obvious that remarkably, he is the first. It is a tribute to his insightful imagination that he has had the idea and is so successful in telling it.
Cracking, classic gangster story shifted into a new context.
A veteran called to face evil is an old story. Lee Millewski shows why it still shines in the very enjoyable and engaging story.
A striking and successful fusion of noir and supernatural, this is a hugely engaging and entertaining comic.
There are no rules for talent, Steve Bryant has found something new and engaging in the Dracula universe.
Beautiful black and white art with an intriguing story makes this a very engaging and enjoyable comic.
The subtitle for this book is “Drawings, Thoughts, Poems, Comics, Anger, Happiness, Life, Death from a Difficult Period in Our History.” This engaging and entertaining collection delivers on that promise.
