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THE CREEP #1
A pair of teen suicides raise terrible questions, but can a grim private eye commit himself to a case that is so closely connected to his own haunted past?
* Cover by Mike Mignola!
* From the artist of Green River Killer and the writer of B.P.R.D.!
“Great mystery involving a Rondo Hatton look alike, of B film Creeper fame. It’s clever and original, and full of surprises. I just ate it up. More please.” —Joe R. Lansdale
Don’t be a goon! Read The Creep!
Artist: Jonathan Case
Cover Artist: Mike Mignola
Price: $3.50
iFanboy Community Pick of the Week Percentage: 0.3%
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| DavidClark | 09/15/12 | No | Read Review |
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The last issue was ridiculously good. Arcudi should keep this up!
I agree! I haven’t read anything else by Arcudi. Would you recommend anything else?
@Keith if you haven’t yet, do yourself a favor and start reading BPRD. According to Mignola himself, Arcudi is pretty much the writer, Mignola just oversees the general direction of the series.
Thanks TurdSandwich! 🙂
Is this comic as good, if not better than B.P.R.D.? Both Mignola and Arcudi are fantastic horror writers. And that cover…
Th whole book kept the tone of that cover. When I closed the book and saw the cover it depressed the shit out of me. Reeeeeeeally good.
Well, all those “e’s” you put make it sound good d(‘-‘ d) I’ll pick it up just for the fact that I’m a sucker for John Arcudi and crime noir. Thanks for the update Poopmonster.
I am enjoying this book, it isn’t really anything exceptional in any way but it is solid and workmanlike in getting the job done. I think there is just such a lack of good crime/detective comics that it seems better than it really is. I do wish Mike Mignola was doing the interior art, but I really love when the art changes to the sketchy and dreamy sequences. The writing is the star of the show and it keeps me interested. It’s a 3.5 star book for me and close to a full 4.