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It’s one of those things where the weirdest part of this for me is knowing that I’ve had the last issue in my head since the beginning. I could write the last page of it now. What’s so strange is the idea that, in the next few years, it will be done and I will be one step further toward the grave. -- Neil Gaiman
Content warning: Child abuse
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leahandillyanaEver wondered how a magical girl series written by Garth Ennis would look like? Look no further.
Warning: I will talk about death and sexual violence against teenagers a lot, as well as incest and violence against animals. Also, spoilers to the ending of the manga. Seriously, this series required ALL the trigger warnings on Scans Daily, proceed with the utmost caution.
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Warning: I will talk about death and sexual violence against teenagers a lot, as well as incest and violence against animals. Also, spoilers to the ending of the manga. Seriously, this series required ALL the trigger warnings on Scans Daily, proceed with the utmost caution.
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Jamie Delano's Hellblazer: Hunger
Jan. 23rd, 2021 12:28 pmalicemacher
[In Hellblazer] I was always just writing whatever my characters told me to. They all existed in an (enhanced) reality that I shared and responded to it with a tip of the hat to genre. Being a bit of a squeamish sort, horror has never been my first love. I slipped into writing it largely through the opportunity presented by Hellblazer and discovered its allegorical potential. I exploited the genre to dramatise the aspects of human existence that disturbed me.
-- Jamie Delano, Interview with Tabatha Wood, April 10, 2020
Warning for body shaming, child abuse and gore. Also, discretion is advised for those with a history of eating disorder.
( 'Terror explodes into a sudden agony of blackness as he TAKES MY EYE.' )
I Walk with Monsters #1
Dec. 25th, 2020 12:59 amlaughing_tree
This is a hugely important project for me, both in terms of how personal it is, and how much of a comeback to comics it is. It’s the story of a young woman and her friend who can be a monster, going hunting. I think it’s my best work in the medium, my attempt to create horror that comes from a real place, with lots of heart and character. -- Paul Cornell
Trigger warning: Child abuse
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Joker/Harley: Criminal Sanity #2
Jan. 28th, 2020 11:00 amcyberghostface
“I originally wanted to do a Joker book for the YA line. They explained to me that they weren’t doing villains, but they still said they’d like to hear the pitch. I had worked on an X-Files book, and my friend, Dr. Ed Kurz, was one of my consultants. He’s a real forensic psychiatrist profiler. I’ve always been interested in possibly writing an adult serial killer suspense novel, and Ed and I were talking about how there are psychopaths that never kill anyone. How does a boy or a girl who’s a regular kid end up becoming Ted Bundy? I was really interested in telling that kind of a story about the Joker. But the more I dug into the story, and the more that Ed consulted on it with me, it became clear that it was not going to be appropriate for YA. I really had to go dark with it. I wanted it to be true.” — Kami Garcia
Warning for child abuse
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