Ultimately this book border on torture porn, having spent three issues of a resurrected Holocaust victim cutting lose on the Nazis of a concentration camp. What made this book intriguing was that it had heart behind it. Sure the heart was shrunken and black, but still. The art, while being very rudimentary, manages to convey the anger and horror of the situation. It’s a dark, twisted, disturbing comics that reads as if Shindler’s List had been directed by Eli Roth with a script by Rob Zombie and Quintin Tarentino.