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Oh, Killstrike TP
Writer: Max Bemis Artist: Logan Faerber
Jared, a new father, fears parenthood. An old comics fan, he turns to them for comfort. But when he unwittingly lets loose his favorite character, Killstrike—a single-minded, vengeance-loving anti-hero—onto the world, Jared must find a way to send him back before he harms all the people he loves the most. Collects the complete limited series, issues #1-4.
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Oh, Killstrike preview. Collecting the four issue limited series #comics Oh, Killstrike TP Writer: Max Bemis Artist: Logan Faerber Jared, a new father, fears parenthood. An old comics fan, he turns to them for comfort.
PREVIEW | Oh, Killstrike (BOOM! Studios)
Paperback/full color/$14.99 (US)
Due in stores 23 March 2016
Story: Max Bemis
Illustrations: Logan Faerber
Colors: Juan Manuel Tumburus
“Jared, a new father, fears parenthood. An old comics fan, he turns to them for comfort. But when he unwittingly lets loose his favorite character, Killstrike—a single-minded, vengeance-loving anti-hero—onto the world, Jared must find a way to send him back before he harms all the people he loves the most. Collects the complete mini-series, issues #1–#4.”
You don’t have to like Say Anything or Max Bemis. But you do have to like his comics. I’m not kidding. It’s now mandatory. Report to your local comic shop for purchase immediately.
i had a lot of trouble getting into Max Bemis’ Evil Empire comic (and only read the first two or three issues, but i’m gonna go back and read the whole thing eventually) but i’m all caught up on Oh, Killstrike and it’s fantastic. it’s really funny and ridiculous and is totally just making fun of the comics industry since the 90s. it’s incredible. i’m pumped for #3 tomorrow