Black Hole
About this book
The prodigiously talented Burns hit the comics scene in the '80s via Raw magazine, wielding razor-sharp, ironic-retro graphics. Over the years his work has developed a horrific subtext perpetually lurking beneath the mundane suburban surface. In the dense, unnerving Black Hole,Burns combines realismnever a concern for him beforeand an almost convulsive surrealism. The setting is Seattle during the early '70s. A sexually transmitted disease, the "bug," is spreading among teenagers. Those who ge
Details
Community Reviews
Sign in to rate and review this book
Sign inNo reviews yet. The silence is deafening. Be the main character and write one.