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(W) Philip Kennedy Johnson (A/CA) Scott Van Domelen
From Eisner-Award nominated writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson (Warlords of Appalachia, Last Sons of America) and artist Scott Van Domelen comes this interconnecting series of chapters in the tradition of David Lapham's Stray Bullets, Brubaker/Phillips' Criminal, and Pulp Fiction. After returning from Afghanistan, an American soldier struggling with PTSD tries to fit back into his old life. Instead, he and his family are pulled into the violent, criminal side of the seemingly quiet steel mill town the locals call "Smoketown." Collects the complete series, issues #1-8. (STL091012)
SC, 192pgs, FC, SRP: $19.99