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 #2
Dark Horse
Words: Paul Tobin
Pictures: Juan Ferreyra
I’ve never met Paul or Juan, but every time I read Colder, it’s as if they’ve gotten together and said, “What can we do this issue that’s gonna creep this dude out?” Because, Hey! Look! They did it again! If this book wasn’t so consistently awesome, I’d be worried about those two.
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.