Colder: The Bad Seed #5
Dark Horse
Words: Paul Tobin
Pictures: Juan Ferreyra
Well, I almost made it through this issue without getting creeped out… Almost. Yeah, there are fingers flying off like some morbid Kayak commercial (have you seen that one? I freakin’ love that commercial… Anyway.) But that’s not what did it. Nope. Two words; Finger Worms. Dammit guys! (Shiver.)
Colder: The Bad Seed #4
Dark Horse
Words: Paul Tobin
Pictures: Juan Ferreyra
When I get sick and run a fever, I don’t mess around. It’s not uncommon for me to run a fever of 101 to 102 on average. Anything below that is no big deal. But man, when I do run those higher fevers, my dreams are completely messed up. Oh, sure, they start out pretty normal; like I’ll be walking through my house to go to the kitchen… The suddenly it’s not my house any more, and I can’t find the kitchen. Then I’m being followed, and now I’m outside, so I start running, but I have no idea where I’m going and I’m not sure exactly why I’m running but I just can’t seem to stop and I’m not sure how long I’m going to be running but dammit I better keep running because something is back there, and I know I don’t like it but I’m not sure I’m going to like what’s just beyond this next turn either… and then I wake up. That’s what reading Colder is like; a fever dream on the page.
Colder: The Bad Seed #1
Dark Horse
Words: Paul Tobin
Pictures: Juan Ferreyra
Paul Tobin is a weird dude. There, I said it. But he’s weird in the best way possible. Colder: The Bad Seed is a creepily cool tale that is disturbingly good.