Hack/Slash #5
Written by Tim Seeley
Art by Emily Stone
Colors by Courtney Via
Letters by Brian J. Crowley
Covers by Crank! (A) and Tim Seeley (B)
Devil's Due Publishing
Cover price: $3.50; Available now
Hack/Slash does a lot of things that many comics don’t, and the best is that it’s a book that doesn’t pander to the standard comic book rigors as far as story-telling elements. At its core, Hack/Slash follows Cassie Hack and her friend, Vlad, as they hunt Slashers, basically people/things that run around murdering people -- your basic horror film antagonists generally suffice. And while most comics are running around trying to find ways to crossover characters to branch out their markets, Hack/Slash books generally do it better and these crossovers logically fit in the title’s general theme...continue reading this review at Geeks of Doom!
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Friday, November 9, 2007
Comic Review: Hack/Slash #5
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Labels: Brian J. Crowley, comic review, Courtney Via, Devils Due Publishing, Emily Stone, Hack-Slash, Tim Seeley
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