Chained To The Grave

Description

The Old West springs to afterlife in otherworldly color! He may have died at high noon, but he'll be back in the saddle by midnight! Outlaw Roy Mason has come back from the dead, chained to the tombstone that marked his grave. It's a lawless time, a magical time, and the undead Roy soon finds himself caught between a rock and a hard place as he sets out in search of treasure. But Roy, trying to do right by the wife and children he left behind, soon finds out that everything is not always as it seems... A classic tale of gunslinging revenge with a supernatural twist, Chained to the Grave presents western horror with a wholly unique visual style for a tale as refreshing as a second first breath. Collects the complete five-issue series from writers Brian Level (Avengers- Back to Basics) and Andy Eschenbach (Red Shoes) and artist Kate Sherron (My Little Pony, Invader Zim).

Brian Level is a cartoonist, tattooer, and writer who has contributed to premiere comic books like Star Wars, Batman, Spider-Man, Avengers, and Deadpool. His work has been internationally well-received for over 15 years. The combination of the horrific and the spiritual in his projects makes them endlessly rereadable. He runs his tattoo shop and lives with his family in Cincinatti. Andy Eschenbach is a writer who's recent works include the sci-fi/crime miniseries Red Shoes (Virus Comics), and the alien holiday horror short "Bethlehem" (Heavy Metal Magazine). When he's not writing, Andy works as owner/artist at Flying Tiger Tattoo Studio, and spends time with his family in Cincinnati, Ohio. Kate Sherron is an artist, designer, comic book writer, and Professor of Sequential Art at SCAD, where she earned her MFA in Illustration many, many years ago. Kate has worked on many licensed all-ages properties and is currently developing several creator-owned projects for older readers.

"Intriguing, confident... destined for goodness." -Multiversity Comics "An entrancing walk away from the standards of horror and Western comics. Largely original." -Comicbook.com "Wacky, bizarre, sometimes slightly offensive but also beautiful, artistically and narratively. For as odd as this series is, I really admire it for how it goes absolutely all-in on its oddity. It never lets up, getting wackier and wackier every issue until it culminates here in a grand show of bizarreness." -But Why Tho? Podcast