Razor: Burn
(London Night, 1995-1996, 2015)
™ and ©1995 London Night Studios
First the good news: this mini-series has nice coloring; the artist uses Photoshop inventively to add texture effects to various backgrounds; and overall, the production values are high for an independent comic book.
In short, all is well until you actually read the darn thing.
Razor consistently rates as one of the most unreadable, offensive, and unredeeming comics we’ve ever experienced. It runs the gamut from sickening violence, bad language, “smack my b*tch up” attitudes toward both men and women, and clichéd, purple prose. Make no mistake about it, this is a terrible comic—and not in the “so bad its sort of good” mold either.
We can only suppose that “Razor: Burn” was meant as handling instructions for anyone unfortunate enough to come into contact with this sorry excuse for a comic.
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Regular Cover by Everette Hartsoe
Cover: $3.00
W: Everette Hartsoe, Jackhammer · A: Everette Hartsoe
Adult, ca. 1995
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Limited Edition with Cover A by Mike Taylor
Cover: $3.00
W: Everette Hartsoe · A: Everette Hartsoe
Limited to 250; Adult
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Regular Cover by Jim Balent
May 1996
Cover: $3.00
W: Everette Hartsoe · A: Everette Hartsoe
Adult
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Limited Edition Photo Cover A
W: Everette Hartsoe · A: Everette Hartsoe
Adult
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Regular Cover by Everette Hartsoe
May 1996
Cover: $3.00
W: Everette Hartsoe, Jude Millien · A: Jude Millien
Adult
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Aug 1995
Cover: $3.00
W: Everette Hartsoe, Jude Millien · A: Jude Millien
Adult
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Cover: $3.00
W: Everette Hartsoe, Mike Wolfer · A: Mike Wolfer
Adult