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Review: Morte (One Shot)
The zombie revolution continues unabated with another such book hitting the racks. Still, for those that feel a tad bored with this genre, this book offers a different take on the familiar premise. The book follows the last man on earth as he travels the city, dealing with his own existence and looking for some meaning to the death that surrounds him. The first thing that you may notice is that…
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Morte Comic Book Shows the Power of Silence
Source Point Press debuted a new one-shot comic book at the Days of the Dead horror convention in Chicago this month titled “Morte”. It is the story of the last man on earth, now alone amongst a landscape of corpses, and how he chooses to spend his time in this new world surrounded by the dead. The story only has one word of dialogue in it, and no written narration whatsoever. The story is…
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Featured Review: Deep Sea By Ricky Lima and D.A. Bishop
Every once in a great while I see a comic that comes my way that I’ve never heard of. Deep Sea is one of those. A mini comic by Ricky Lima and D.A Bishop,Deep Sea broken down in simplest form involves a man who’s a janitor of sorts. He cleans up leaks and deals with issues along a pipeline. That’s the simple form, the detailed form, that’s another story entirely. Deep Sea is a story that while having few pages, packs much power.
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