Bloodshed

(Damage, 1994)
™ and © 1994 Damage

Before he was a clown-faced psycho killer, Chris Kobain was a normal guy with a little brother. But then, bullies tried to beat them up and rape them. During the struggle, his brother was killed and Chris was shot as well. Whatever happened, Chris turned to face paint and his neck got much, much bigger and so did his muscles. During his quest for vengeance—which may or may not involve a man in a black suit—he has hallucinations about child abuse, hung people, cut up people, and angry teddy bears.

If there is a coherent plot, it might be one of those subliminal things that can only be understood by young boys who play a lot of frantic video games.

The book was written by Gerald Sanchez with art by Lionel Ordaz.

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