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Hack Slash #1 Halloween Treat Caselli
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2008 Devil's Due
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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Author: Tim Seeley Artists: Emily Stone Cover Artists: A) Tim Seeley; B) Stefano Caselli
Feel like you're missing out on one of the hottest comics to slash through the racks? Well if you are, here's your chance to jump on with a special Halloween edition of Hack/Slash #1! Reprinted with tons of tricks and treats that even fans in the know will want to get their bloody hands on!
Date Available: 10/15/2008
BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS
For fans of horror movies comes a comic about a hunter of serial killers, Cassie Hack. The series has been around for a while, but for a quick catchup, this comic is for you. This issue gives the origin to the main character, and some sense on why she does what she does, all, of course, while taking the slings and arrows of fate. The story works, but it's bland, as it strives for a shock value that isn’t really shocking. And the places it shows Cassie’s complex character..ah, that's where I feel the hurt, feel the story coming alive. But that part is grudgingly told, like that's not what the reader, or Cassie, should really want. It’s a good concept, I like it, but it's an acquired taste. Like mystery meat in a cafeteria.
I give it 7 out of 10 Grahams
Author: Tim Seeley Artists: Emily Stone Cover Artists: A) Tim Seeley; B) Stefano Caselli
Feel like you're missing out on one of the hottest comics to slash through the racks? Well if you are, here's your chance to jump on with a special Halloween edition of Hack/Slash #1! Reprinted with tons of tricks and treats that even fans in the know will want to get their bloody hands on!
Date Available: 10/15/2008
BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS
For fans of horror movies comes a comic about a hunter of serial killers, Cassie Hack. The series has been around for a while, but for a quick catchup, this comic is for you. This issue gives the origin to the main character, and some sense on why she does what she does, all, of course, while taking the slings and arrows of fate. The story works, but it's bland, as it strives for a shock value that isn’t really shocking. And the places it shows Cassie’s complex character..ah, that's where I feel the hurt, feel the story coming alive. But that part is grudgingly told, like that's not what the reader, or Cassie, should really want. It’s a good concept, I like it, but it's an acquired taste. Like mystery meat in a cafeteria.
I give it 7 out of 10 Grahams
