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This was a huge FCBD issue. Most are a little over twenty and this was almost six. It's also a huge amount of short stories, all originals, or unused material from larger volumes. Unused material counts as new to me since it was unpublished until now, though. Some were brilliant, some were w...
I really like Richard Sala's art. My favorite of his graphic novels is definitely the Grave Robber's Daughter, starring Judy Drood who is an ass-kicking 'girl detective.' The Hidden starts out with an average day - or not! It's the end of the world, people are being stabbed, ripped apart and mur...
Sala is the king of weird. His art is dark and twisted (as is his font). His graphic novels are intelligent and cinematic (this one reminded me of Hitchcock's THE BIRDS). I like how irrascible this main character is.
WTF did I read? This was dumb. Just dumb.
I was going to tag this for my horror shelf, but it is not quite horror. It is more dark fantasy, and a mystery at that perhaps. It is the tale of some guy who falls in love with a mysterious girl. When the girl vanishes, he goes out to find her. What he finds in her town is a nightmare that threate...
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